Among the Bookish Mochi- November 2020 Mini Reviews

Hello everyone! Today I’m bringing you 3 mini reviews for some great books that I have read recently! All the reviews are spoiler-free, and I hope you enjoy!

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Unspoilery Blurb: Legend says that the Kingdom of Aloriya has stayed safe from the curse in the nearby forest for years because of the power of the King’s crown. After years of peace, the forest begins to stir and cause trouble. When it brings the wood curse into the palace, the gardener’s daughter, Cerys, with magic from a curse in her veins travels to the center of the forest to find the lost city of Voryn and save her kingdom.

Unspoilery Review: This magical book was fascinating, dark, and wonderful. The plot was entertaining, and I loved how the book just barely retained a Beauty and the Beast vibe. I loved getting to know the characters, their world, and the magic. Fox is absolutely amazing, and Cerys is so brave and kind. I’m so glad that I read this book, and the end was so fun and satisfying!

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Unspoilery Blurb: When Kimi’s life starts to fall apart after quitting art class and fighting with her mother, she escapes to Japan to visit her grandparents and attempt to find her inspiration and passion. While there, she gains many valuable experiences and begins to form a perfect relationship with a guy, Akira, who is thrilled to support her in her soul-seeking adventure.

Unspoilery Review: I had so much fun reading this fluffy, sweet book! I felt so bad for Kimi and the fight she had with her mom. Her Kimi Original outfits were wonderful, and I loved reading from her point of view and seeing the things in Japan that inspired her. The romance was sweet and wonderful, and this book just made me so happy and confident!

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Unspoilery Blurb: After Rosie’s mother passed away, everyone treats her differently- until one magical night when she falls for a boy in a mask at ExcelsiCon. Months later, Rosie stumbles into a large, empty house in her small town only to find Vance, the famous, playboy actor in her favorite TV show, Starfield. When the two are forced to work together, Rosie begins to break down Vance’s walls only to find a hidden hero.

Unspoilery Review: This book was addicting! I read most of it in one sitting, and I loved it! It was super cheesy, but it was also fun and I adored all the characters. The interactions between Rosie and Vance were priceless, and this book gave me so many warm fuzzy feelings!

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Have you read any of these books?! I would love to hear your thoughts! 🥰

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