Currently Reading; Maud//31.01.16

Hey guys!
How are you? 

I'm today doing a currently reading today :) 
I finished Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe! It was absolutely spectacular :) It is one of my new favourite books and am so happy to hear that there will be a SEQUEL RELEASED😱
Anyway, I am now about 100 pages into All the Bright Places. It's so gripping and I just want to read it 24/7! 


An Infinite Philosophy - The Book Club // Emile

Today, Ladies and Gentlemen, is a monumentous occasion in the history of this blog.

We have a book club!

A over at A Book Philosophy has collaborated with us to create... (*drumroll*)


{An Infinite Philosophy!}

We are all so excited for this. Every month we will be reading a new release in Young Adult literature and then making a joint review for you guys to enjoy. Obviously the review will have spoilers which means I guess you'll just have to read the book too!

The February book of the month is Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys which is released on February 2nd. The review collab will be going up on the blog March 1st which will be when the March book will be announced. This will happen every month, so on and so forth. We will trial the book club for a few months and see how it goes. 

I hope that you are just as excited for this as I am. See you on Monday!

Emile x

Shadowhunters Premiere Review // Emile

Bonjour!

A few weeks ago was the premiere of Freeform's (formally ABC) Shadowhunters. Which, in case you've been living under a rock, is the tv adaptation of The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare.

I am quite a fan of The Mortal Instruments and an even bigger fan of The Infernal Devices. In fact, Cassandra Clare is releasing a new series soon called The Dark Artifices. I have been waiting for the Shadowhunters TV show for almost a year and I was so excited. My friend over at A Book Philosophy and I watched the first episode together a couple when school shut unexpectedly. Make sure you check out her blog as she's amazing!



I think the casting for this was a lot better than the movie. I especially think that Emeraude Tobia was a perfect choice to play Izzy Lightwood. She just embodies sass, and Izzy is so sassy. I don't think that Jemima West was the right choice to play Izzy in the movie. It's not that she's a bad actress, she's just not Izzy.

I think that Jace and Clary's relationship is moving forward too quickly. In the book they were attracted to each other however there was definitely some awkwardness. In the program they both seem driven by lust more than anything. I hope that the series doesn't rush anything, especially their relationship. Part of the fun of books is seeing the relationship between characters develop as their own characters develop along the story.

Don't get me wrong though, I REALLY liked the series and I am SO excited to watch it every week. (I am sorry for the use of capitals, I feel like they were necessary to convey my extreme emotions). I will definitely be doing a series review when this one is finished.

Because I live in  England I have to watch the episodes the day after release on Netflix, but they come out quite late anyway so it doesn't bother me too much.

That's all for today. A from A Book Philosophy are working together on our blogs today, so look forward to some cool things coming up.

Emile x