Blog Tour- The Wild Ones by Nafiza Azad

 

TITLE: The Wild Ones
AUTHOR: Nafiza Azad
GENRES: YOUNG ADULT FICTION—Fantasy
BUY LINK: https://bookshop.org/a/11727/9781534484962

This is my very first blog tour. This is my stop of the tour, which includes my review and my favorite quotes.

I really enjoyed reading this book, even though there were a few things I wasn’t completely onboard with.

Let’s begin with matters I cherished. I truly cherished the writing; it become a honestly properly blend of caprice and lemon. I honestly loved making notes for this one.

On the whole, an excellent examine in phrases of escapism, however perhaps now no longer that plenty from a tale and person factor of view. I could advise it to all and sundry that enjoys magical realism, determined family, an entire lot of fluff, numerous forged and settings, attention on struggles of ladies across the world, excellent writing, and could now no longer thoughts plot and romance that doesn’t absolutely make feel however is exciting all of the same.

Favorite Quotes:

• We are The Wild Ones. We are made of whimsy and lemon.
• If you are a woman, any desire you have that is yours alone is too much to ask for. Everything you do must benefit the family, the community, the country, or the world. You never simply belong to yourself.

 

Review: Deewana Iblees

Deewana Iblees by Sarfarz Ahmad Rahi
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Deewana Iblees

I started this book by the thought that it should be something related to love because the last book of Sarfaraz Ahmed Rahi was of real love (ISHQ) but this story was genre was horror. Unexpectedly this horror+love book is also a very interesting story of Lustful man who sold his soul to the devil.

A couple with never-ending love is the target of his bad deeds and he wants to kill the girl and then wants to sacrifice her child to birth his own devil son. With the help of Farooqui and their love, couple fights the devil and save their child.

Again, Sarfaraz Ahmed Rahi did a great job and wrote a very amazing story.

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Review: All of My Heart

All of My Heart by Sara Naveed
My rating: 1 of 5 stars

Original Rating: 0.5
Again read this book due to fun and time pass with my friend not because I like Sara Naveed's book. The story is not so emotional and yet not so engaging. Like all other book Sara Naveed's book, this story is also being dragged way too much ineffectively.

Rehan , a lonely boy in search of love and keep on doing every attempt to win his lost love.
Zynah, a bold and fierce girl but with no proper attention and love.

When Zynah left Rehan, he accuse her and pray that your husband would be gay. I mean what the heck he was thinking(Me and my friend laughed at this point very hard).

But still, I am waiting for Sara Naveed's 4th book because they are so funny.

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Review: Typically Tanya

Typically Tanya by Taha Kehar
My rating: 1 of 5 stars

Waste of time!
I think the book was pointless and very much far away from reality. There is no climax to keep you going with the book.
Tanya our so-called main character slept with her friend's fiancé and then the fiancé blame Tanya for this mistake. Tanya's friend also hates Tanya.

Tanya's character was also not respectable, she drinks, smoke and does all the vague things which I think not suits her personality.
Moreover, all the other characters did not have any strong role.

Story with no good lesson and pace.

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Review: The Scorch Trials

The Scorch Trials by James Dashner
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another good adventure with lots of action. The second book of Maze Runner series and I am curious and loving the story, although Fantasy is not I usually read but I must say it has all my attention. Well, the story has pace and suspense with lots of power to make you sit through the story.
Thomas , an amazing character with strong emotions.
Personally, I like Newt the most!

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Review: I Was Here

I Was Here by Gayle Forman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

“It's funny how once you start pretending, you realise how much everyone else is too.”

Amm...It was something I did not expect. Story was not gripping and many of the times I lost interest so that I had to drag myself back to the story. The romance part completely destroyed the so called charm of story.
Overall, story was bearable.

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Review: The Boy Who Lied

The Boy Who Lied by Kim Slater
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed reading this book. The concept was good that a boy is struggling in his daily life to hide his poverty from the cruel world and in that race he keeps on telling lies to others. One day, his younger brother went missing and he actually do not know what happened. Now everyone is accusing him for not telling the truth.

I also like the stories of Mother who is also facing social hate due to her carefree attitude towards her children.

Over all the story was good but sometimes I felt like the story is being pulling longer than it should.

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