As I continue to review books and enjoy doing that, I thought it was important to give a brief overview of how I review books and what my rating system even means.
Author Archives: Nicholas Poe
Definitive Harry Potter Character Ranking – Part 2
Part 2 of my controversial Harry Potter characters tier list is finally here. Who am I completely wrong about? Did I insult your favorite? Let me know.
One Stupid Thing Review
One Stupid Thing is a young adult thriller by Nashville based writer, musician, and professor named Stewart Lewis. For me, it was the almost book. So many interesting concepts were established, but did it pan out like I hoped?
Definitive Harry Potter Character Ranking
I finally take a stab at ranking most of the prominent characters in the Harry Potter series based on their literary merit. Did I slander your favorite or do you think this is generally okay? Let me know.
One of Us is Lying Review
One of Us is Lying, the debut Young Adult suspense novel from Karen McManus, is highly recommended and cherished. Does it live up to the hype? Is it the great mystery of the decade?
The Ultimate Book Tag
I take a stab at a classic book tag. Here are my opinions that no one asked for about some random book and reading based questions. Enjoy.
The Fortunate Ones Book Review
The Fortunate Ones is a novel about my hometown, Nashville, written by a Nashville native. It is a novel that seeks to examine a lot of issues. Does it do that well or did Tarkington miss the mark?
What Inspires Me?
“What inspired you?” can often be a frustrating question to ask a writer. I think thats because it means something different to everyone. Here is what has inspired me in the past.
Mistborn Series Review
I recently finished reading the first Mistborn trilogy. I don’t necessarily like doing individual reviews of sequels, so I wrapped up my thoughts on the whole series. Did it hold up to the hype?
A Touch of Death Book Review
A Touch of Death is the debut dystopian science fiction novel from Rebecca Crunden. It is full of wonderful things while also having areas for improvement in the follow up books.
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