Jennifer L. Armentrouts Bücher

Dieser Post geht an alle meine Leser aus Deutschland, Österreich, der Schweiz und allen anderen, die Deutsch sprechen und lesen!

Ich wollte mal ein quickes Update rausgeben. Da ich ja nur noch auf Englisch lese, aber Jennifer’s Bücher auch gut bei uns hier ankommen, werden immer mehr übersetzt. Für alle die, die nicht wissen welche es schon auf Deutsch gibt und welches Buch in Deutsch welchem in Englisch entspricht, hier eine kleine Übersicht. 🙂

PS: Alle Links leiten zu Thalia oder Goodreads weiter.

Book Haul #4 (not only!)

(No review today, sorry! )

Got a new book haul!! So excited.. Go read on! :-))

“Waiting on” Wednesday #13

Was ist “WoW”?

“Waiting On” Wednesday ist ein wöchentliches Event, gehosted von Breaking The Spine, dass über Bücher informiert, die noch nicht erschienen sind, auf die wir aber nicht warten können! 🙂

 

Mein(Euer) “Waiting On”

Teaser Tuesday #26

Faust I von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Faust – Der Tragödie erster Teil (Faust I) ist ein Drama von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe aus dem Jahr 1808. Die Tragödie spielt in Deutschland um das Jahr 1500 und handelt von dem Wissenschaftler Heinrich Faust, der nach Wissen strebt und unfähig ist, sein Leben zu genießen. Aus diesem Grund schließt er einen verhängnisvollen Pakt mit dem Teufel und verspricht diesem seine Seele.

The Mortal Read-Along!

Do you need a reason to pick up City of Bones from your shelf, just like me? Here it is! From March to August there’s going to be a read-along hosted by book bloggers/vloggers and dedicated to The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. You can join, too!

The 57 Lives of Alex Wayfare > Review

For as long as 17-year-old Alex Wayfare can remember, she has had visions of the past. Visions that make her feel like she’s really on a ship bound for America, living in Jamestown during the Starving Time, or riding the original Ferris wheel at the World’s Fair.

But these brushes with history pull her from her daily life without warning, sometimes leaving her with strange lasting effects and wounds she can’t explain. Trying to excuse away the aftereffects has booked her more time in the principal’s office than in any of her classes and a permanent place at the bottom of the social hierarchy. Alex is desperate to find out what her visions mean and get rid of them.

It isn’t until she meets Porter, a stranger who knows more than should be possible about her, that she learns the truth: Her visions aren’t really visions. Alex is a Descender – capable of traveling back in time by accessing Limbo, the space between Life and Afterlife. Alex is one soul with fifty-six past lives, fifty-six histories.

Fifty-six lifetimes to explore: the prospect is irresistible to Alex, especially when the same mysterious boy with soulful blue eyes keeps showing up in each of them. But the more she descends, the more it becomes apparent that someone doesn’t want Alex to travel again. Ever.

And will stop at nothing to make this life her last.

New Wednesday \ New GIF #9

This is a weekly meme hosted by Emalie from Bookgatherer! 🙂

Rules

Choose a GIF that:

• you like
• you want to use in a post but it never fits
• shows you’re feelings (about the book you are currently reading or in general . . .)
• you just want to show your readers
• . . .

Teaser Tuesday #25

This post is written in advance because I’m on vacation! 🙂

The 57 Lives of Alex Wayfare by MG Buehrlen

For as long as 17-year-old Alex Wayfare can remember, she has had visions of the past. Visions that make her feel like she’s really on a ship bound for America, living in Jamestown during the Starving Time, or riding the original Ferris wheel at the World’s Fair.

But these brushes with history pull her from her daily life without warning, sometimes leaving her with strange lasting effects and wounds she can’t explain. Trying to excuse away the aftereffects has booked her more time in the principal’s office than in any of her classes and a permanent place at the bottom of the social hierarchy. Alex is desperate to find out what her visions mean and get rid of them.

It isn’t until she meets Porter, a stranger who knows more than should be possible about her, that she learns the truth: Her visions aren’t really visions. Alex is a Descender – capable of traveling back in time by accessing Limbo, the space between Life and Afterlife. Alex is one soul with fifty-six past lives, fifty-six histories.

Fifty-six lifetimes to explore: the prospect is irresistible to Alex, especially when the same mysterious boy with soulful blue eyes keeps showing up in each of them. But the more she descends, the more it becomes apparent that someone doesn’t want Alex to travel again. Ever.

And will stop at nothing to make this life her last.

EXPLORE (1)

I found something (or someone) new to admire!

I don’t know if I should make this a new habit. EXPLORE. Tbh it sounds really cool! 😀

 

What it’s about

• show something that you recently „explored“, whether it’s through the internet, books or experience, that you want to share with other people
• it may be a person, a location, a new sport, a new awesome book, an online page who sells crazy things, an app(lication) or whatever you want to share with people
• tell a bit more about it: where is it? how did you find it? why do you want to share it? what makes it so special?
• make it pretty: it’s a bit about eye-chatching. give something your eyes hop onto, hold onto and don’t want to let go until they saw everything 🙂
• you can do it every day you want. it’s not a weekly meme!

I think that’s enough for that case and I’ll just go on with my new discovery.

Divergent > Movie Review

So I thought about what review I should write today and went through my index and saw I never did a review on Divergent as in the movie. So here it is.! 🙂