Bookish Kas

So many people I know always ask me how to read the shadowhunter chronicles in order and my most usual reply is the order in which it was released. But I didn't read the book in that order. There can be many different orders in which you read the shadowhunter series. So in this list, I am going to tell you how it should be read (in the order it was published). I usually don't advise many people on reading it in chronological order since I never read it that way, but you can read it in chronological order. I don't recommend reading this way because well, The Last Hours series is yet to be published entirely and can destroy the fun of reading. I think the book should be read like they were published. If you read in chronological order, there is going to be a problem with the other books as the Tale Of Shadowhunter Academy tells us a lot about our main characters in The Last Hour series but is to be read after The Mortal Instrument series. The rest of the side books can be re...

So we have officially hit the mid-year of 2020, which means a Mid-Year Book Freakout Tag!! Q1 What's the best book you read so far in 2020? So the best book I've read so far this year is Chain of Gold by Cassandra Clare, the first book in The last hour trilogy. I had been waiting for this book to come out since November 2019, and well, it didn't let me down even if it broke my heart.  The main story of this book is about James and Lucie Herondale ( children of Will Herondale 😊), but it's written from the perspective of Cordelia Carstairs, who comes to the London institute. There has been less and less demonic activity around London, which is suspicious, but that only happens due to the entry of an unexpected villain. This problem is solved by our favorite groups of Herondales, Carstairs, Fairchild, and lightwoods. James and Cordelia have to fight them off along with Lucie and the Merry Thieves(the group of James along with his friends Matthew, Thomas, and Christopher)....

If you are a Potterhead, these locations should definitely be on your travel list ( travel after the pandemic is over if you have even a bit of common sense, please).  As a Potterhead, let's be real; we all waited for our Hogwarts letter to arrive when we were eleven. Well, if we can't get that letter and visit actual Hogwarts, we can definitely experience a harry potter experience.  Here is a list of the top 10 places you definitely don't wanna miss if you a Potterhead. 10. Black Park, Iver, England Ever wanna visit the forbidden forest? Probably no. But still, you can visit this park in Iver to see where the Forbidden forest was filmed. Who knows, maybe you'll find Aragog or Firenze there. 9. Georgian House Hotel, London Going to visit every London harry potter destination, well you better have a hotel to stay. So why not a harry potter themed hotel in London. This hotel has harry potter themed rooms with cauldrons, spell books, and potions. This hotel gives you a ful...

Murder mysteries are one of my favorite genres. Who doesn't like the suspense and the thrill you get while reading it? Plus, there can't be a happy or a sad ending in a murder mystery! Even if the murderer is not caught in the end, the murderer is still identified. There is this thing about murder mysteries that you don't want to stop once you start them until you get the name of the murderer, even if it's a poorly written novel. So, here is a list of my top 7 murder mysteries book that I love reading so much that I have read some of them 2 times (even if I knew the murderer). If you think this list will be filled with Agatha Christie, then you are not wrong because she is one of my favorite authors, but it still has other authors like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Tana French.    7.  The Mysterious Affairs at Styles, Agatha Christie This book is set during World War I in England at Styles Court, an Essex country manor. After the death of her Husband's death,...

Don't you love it when your favorite book series gets converted into a tv show starring your dream actor as your favorite character? Yeah, I know the feeling! Here is a list of 7 tv shows based on books that are totally worth binge-watching at 3 am. 7. 13 Reasons Why The final and fourth season just aired on 5th June, and I haven't finished it yet, but the last 3 seasons were alright. Only the first season of this show was taken from the book, and for me, only that season was good enough—the first book dealt with Hannah Baker and her suicide and 13 reasons why she suicided. But the second season deals with justice for her, and the third season completely changes track as it deals with a side character, and so does the fourth season. I loved the first season, but the rest of them are just not for me. 6.  The Vampire Diaries  This show was a little boring for me initially, and I might have DNF'ed this show for like a whole year. Still, I completed it because once you reach th...