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Nikki longs to spend these precious months forgetting the Everneath and trying to reconnect with her boyfriend, Jack, the person most devastated by her disappearance—and the one person she loves more than anything. But there’s just one problem: Cole, the smoldering immortal who enticed her to the Everneath in the first place, has followed Nikki home. Cole wants to take over the throne in the underworld and is convinced Nikki is the key to making it happen. And he’ll do whatever it takes to bring her back, this time as his queen.
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Everneath is a captivating story of love, loss, and immortality from debut author Brodi Ashton.
So, due to a lot of the reasons stated in this video, I have been kind of AFK.
But that does not mean I do not have a lot that I want to share.
I have been reading a lot, and have quite... the physical and digital stack of a haul(s) to show. Not quite sure HOW I am going to do it.
I also have an upcoming safety video coming up! :D
I will be trying to post a review atleast twice a week for the next few weeks as well. :)
Anyways, I better get on it!
- Reisa
So I have been thinking...
A lot of popular YA (Young Adult) books are in production/optioned lately to be movies.
Not that I mind, I hope they are good and all [read as: YOU BETTER NOT MESS UP TFioS HOLLYWOOD!], but I worry that Hollywood just... isn't trying anymore.
Since the blow up of the Harry Potter movies, other books to movie in the YA and MG (Middle Grade) have been showing up more and more.
Sure, I loved Hunger Games, and absolutely loathed Twilight, but when will this trend end? Do we want it too? Is there a limit to what is acceptable and what is just.. excessive?
I haven't seen Catching Fire/Enders Game/Beautiful Creatures/Percy Jackson Lightining Thief-Sea of Monsters yet and I am not quite sure I am going to see Vampire Academy or Divergent when it first comes out. I am actually SCARED of what they might become. With so many hit or misses, what is a fan girl to do?
Should I cling to my books and hope for the best? Should I hide behind them and let them know it's okay. That I will love them regardless of what HollyWEIRD does to them?
Should I stand firm and watch the movies with a brave face?
This booknerdigans solider has no idea how to respond in the face of the tweakers and editors of Hollywood.
