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February 2018 Wrap-Up

Sarah

Books Read:

  • Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo. 5/5 stars.
  • Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce. 4/5 stars, reread.
  • Red Clocks by Leni Zumas. 5/5 stars.
  • Ask Me About My Uterus by Abby Norman. 5/5 stars, review to come.
  • This Love Story Will Self-Destruct by Leslie Cohen. 4/5 stars, review.
  • The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn. 3.5/5 stars, review to come.
  • Wolf-Speaker by Tamora Pierce. 3.5/5 stars, reread.
  • Would You Rather by Katie Heaney. 3.5/5 stars, review to come.

Books DNF’d:

  • The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley

Books read: 8
Books DNF’d: 1
Average Rating: 4.19 stars

Movies:

  • The Cloverfield Paradox [2018] directed by Julius Onah. 5/5 stars.
  • The Ritual [2017] directed by David Bruckner. 2/5 stars.
  • Annihilation [2018] directed by Alex Garland. 4/5 stars.
  • Every Day [2018] directed by Michael Sucsy. 3/5 stars.

Other Posts:

Reading Goal Progress:

In January, I read 8 books, which puts me at a total of 17 books for the year. I’m 6 books ahead of schedule and at 23% of my reading goal for the year. 🙂

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  2. I’ve been really curious about the Cloverfield Paradox. I was obsessed with the original movie when it first came out, but haven’t seen 10 Cloverfield Lane yet! Do you need to have seen them both to understand TCP?

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    1. Definitely not! They’re all distinctly separate, but interrelated. I did really like 10 Cloverfield Lane, but you can absolutely skip it or wait until after TCP to watch it. 🙂

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    1. I felt like I preferred Crooked Kingdom more, but they’re pretty close in quality imo! I think Crooked Kingdom is more fun because you already know all the characters and can focus more on their relationships and the plot than trying to figure out who everyone is, which I struggle with in books with ensembles, haha.

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  4. i recently bought crooked kingdom for my younger brother since he got the six of crows for christmas & i’ve been lowkey thinking abt rereading it ever since….. i miss those kids so much :<<<< im so glad u liked the book!!!

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