Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins (Review)

Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins

Published in April 2014. | My rating: ★★★★★

Rebel Belle is about Harper Price, suddenly finding herself with supernatural powers, given to her for the purpose of protecting her rival at school. It’s about a girly-girl kicking ass, about seeing people with new eyes, about friendships and relationships, feeling the need to always be on top and to deal with whatever life throws at you.

I loved this book a lot. It was action filled, full of lovable and interesting characters, a good and original setting and plot, and of course, I loved how fast paced it was. I was hooked from the first page, and before I knew it it was 2 am and I was halfway through. (I fell asleep and then I picked it up again and finished it first thing in the morning.)

If you’re into books with exceptional writing, Rebel Belle might not be for you, it’s very Young Adult-y, and the writing is great and funny, but it’s not incredible like some other authors. (Read: Cassandra Clare) I loved that though, and it’s definitely a book I’ll reread to get out of a reading slump. If you like contemporary and fantasy books, read it!

I can’t wait to read Miss Mayhem. Have you read Rebel Belle? Comment your opinions!!

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New App!

I recently discovered a new app for us book-nerds. It's called Litsy and is basically a mix between Goodreads and Instagram. 

You can add books to your TBR-shelf and Read-shelf, review books, post quotes and other thoughts/hauls/current reads and so on (blurbs). All this with pictures of the books, making the feed look a lot like instagram. 

I honestly think it's such a good idea, and I can't wait for more people to discover Litsy. Sadly, for now it's only in App Store, but I hope it'll come to Android soon enough. 

My username is TildaReads, so definitely give me a follow if you want to. Comment your name below and I'll follow you too. :) 

Books I read in February

Here is my wrap-up for February and some ratings and stuff. 

Winter - Marissa Meyer, 5 stars
Favorite thing: The closure and how this ended this perfect series.
Least favorite thing: Nothing tbh, loved it. 

Fairest - Marissa Meyer, 4 stars
Favorite thing: Getting to know Levana and see young Selene and Winter
Least favorite thing: Hard to care for the main character so I didn't really feel much? I don't know

The Girl On The Train - Paula Hawkins, 4 stars
Favorite thing: The way it was written was amazing, all characters stories coming together in the end and just ahhh. Loved this book so much.
Least favorite thing: Had a hard time getting into it.

Red Queen - Victoria Aveyard, 4 stars 
Favorite thing: The setting. Fantasy meets royalty, perfect. And the plot twist.
Least favorite thing: It felt like something I'd read before, and I didn't like the writing.

It's Kind Of A Funny Story - Ned Vizzini, 4 stars
Favorite thing: Fast paced and funny.
Least favorite thing: I just didn't care for the characters.

First Light - Michele Paige Holmes, 4 stars
Favorite thing: Mix of a bunch of fairy tales, which was wonderful.
Least favorite thing: The romance.

The Bookseller of Kabul - Åsne Seierstad, 3.5 stars
Favorite thing: I learned a lot and it was really interesting.
Least favorite thing: Got bored quite a lot.


Looking forward to more amazing reads in March. If you've got any questions about these books, just ask!