📝 First Impressions By the time I reached Wings, I was already completely invested in the Nomes and in the strange way they see the human world. The first two books had already taken them through so much change that…
📝 First Impressions What I remembered most clearly about Diggers was not one particular scene, but the way the book made me look at life from a slightly different angle. That was actually the note I left for myself when…
📝 First Impressions I had forgotten how much fun Terry Pratchett can be when he takes a completely ridiculous idea and somehow makes it work. Truckers is built around tiny people trying to survive in a world made for humans,…
đź“ť First Impressions Sometimes I don’t realise how much I miss a particular kind of book until I suddenly find myself holding one again. That was exactly what happened with Ceainicul fermecat Č™i alte basme japoneze. I had been missing…
📝 First Impressions The Witches is probably one of the Roald Dahl books that best demonstrates just how dark children’s fiction can become without losing its sense of fun. The premise is wonderfully disturbing: witches are real, they live among…
📝 First Impressions I have always had a soft spot for Roald Dahl’s books. There is something immediately recognisable about the way he tells a story: mischievous, slightly rebellious, sometimes surprisingly dark, but always written with an understanding of how…
📝 First Impressions What stayed with me most about The Distance Between Me and the Cherry Tree was not a particular scene, but Mafalda’s fear. She is still a child, yet she already knows that her world is gradually becoming…
đź“ť First Impressions This The Spiderwick Chronicles series review contains no major spoilers. Some books leave you thinking about them for days. Others become instant favourites that you know you’ll revisit one day. The Spiderwick Chronicles wasn’t either of those…
📝 First Impressions Some books make you smile. Others make you laugh out loud. Investigators: Weather or Not by John Patrick Green definitely belongs in the second category. Investigators: Weather or Not by John Patrick Green immediately won me over…
