I hope everyone had a great Christmas, if they celebrate it, and a great holiday if not! Here's this week's BotW. CRANK by Ellen Hopkins Title: Crank Author: Ellen Hopkins Publication Date: Feb 2008 When I Read It: Jan 2009 Synopsis: Kristina Georgia Snow is the perfect daughter: a gifted student, quiet, never any trouble. But on a trip to visit her absentee father, Kristina disappears and Bree takes her place. Bree is a total opposite to Kristina - she's fearless. Through a boy she meets, Bree is introduced to the monster: crank. And what begins as a wild, ecstatic ride turns into a struggle through hell for her mind, her soul and, ultimately, her life. - from amazon.co.uk Ages: 16+ Why I Loved It: The way it's written, in poem form, makes it unique, and the story is really thought provoking.

Half Summer faery princess, half human, Meghan has never fit in anywhere. Deserted by the Winter prince she thought loved her, she is prisoner to the Winter faery queen. As war looms between Summer and Winter, Meghan knows that the real danger comes from the Iron fey—ironbound faeries that only she and her absent prince have seen. But no one believes her. Worse, Meghan's own fey powers have been cut off. She's stuck in Faery with only her wits for help. Trusting anyone would be foolish. Trusting a seeming traitor could be deadly. But even as she grows a backbone of iron, Meghan can't help but hear the whispers of longing in her all-too-human heart. - From Goodreads.com The Iron Daughter is the second book in The Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa. It's one of my favourite series, and it's awesome. Meghan is a faery princess who is half human. She's being held by Queen Mab, the queen of the Unseelie court, and happens to be in love with her son, Ash. But, ...

So, it was Christmas yesterday, and I got a few books... :L So, most of the books I received this week were from presents. =]                              Zombies vs. Unicorns anthology by Holly Black (Book) The Dead-Tossed Waves by Carrie Ryan (Kindle Edition) Paranormalcy by Kiersten White (Kindle Edition) Wish by Alexandra Bullen (Kindle Edition) (Downloaded free from amazon UK / US ) Bitter Frost by Kailin Gow (Kindle Edition) When reviews are posted, I'll add the link. =] What did you get this week?

I haven't done a Teaser Tuesday for a long time. Not since November. *gasp* So, I think it's about time I did another one. The Iron Daughter by Julie Kagawa   'Ash rose, his face carefully blank, as two more figures strode into the chamber, scattering like fey birds. Like Ash, they wore long, thin blades at their hips, and carried themselves with the easy grace of royalty.' What do you think? Leave a link to your teasers in the comments. =] 

Rose Hathaway has always played by her own rules. She broke the law when she ran away from St. Vladimir’s Academy with her best friend and last surviving Dragomir Princess, Lissa. She broke the law when she fell in love with her gorgeous, off-limits instructor, Dimitri. And she dared to defy Queen Tatiana, leader of the Moroi world, risking her life and reputation to protect generations of dhampir guardian to come. Now the law has finally caught up with Rose- for a crime she didn’t even commit. She’s in prison for the highest offense imaginable: the assassination of a monarch. She’ll need help from both Dimitri and Adrian to find the one living person who can stall her execution and force the Moroi elite to acknowledge a shocking new candidate for the royal throne: Vasilisa Dragomir. But the clock on Rose’s life is running out. Rose knows in her heart the world of the dead wants her back… and this time she is truly out of second chances. The big question is, when your life is about ...

It's time for Book of the Week again. Sorry I didn't do one last week, I just seemed to have forgotten... Ah well. Never mind. I chose a really great book this week, so hopefully that makes up for it. =] CITY OF BONES by Cassandra Clare Title: City of Bones Author: Cassandra Clare Publication Date: July 2007 When I Read It: March 2010 Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Clary Fray is an ordinary teenager, who likes hanging out in Brooklyn with her friends. But everything changes the night she witnesses a murder, committed by a group of teens armed with medieval weaponry. The murderous group are Shadowhunters, secret warriors dedicated to driving demons out of this dimension and back into their own. Drawn inexorably into a terrifying world, Clary slowly begins to learn the truth about her family - and the battle for the fate of the world. - from amazon.co.uk Recommended if: You love a good paranormal romance, you love action packed books, or you've read Clockwork Ang...

It's been ages since I did one of these posts, the last one I did was on the 7th November... So, I think it's time for another one. And seeing that it was so long ago, I have a longer list than usual. =]                                    Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins (Kindle Edition) (Bought) Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes (Kindle Edition) (Bought) Knight Angels: Book of Love by Abra Ebner (Kindle Edition) (Bought) Logic of Demons: The Quest for Nadine's Soul by H.A. Goodman (Book) (Received from author) Last Sacrifice by Richelle Mead (Book) (Bought) The Iron Daughter by Julia Kagawa (Book) (Bought) Bad Blood by Mari Mancusi (Book) (Bought) Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler (Book) (Borrowed from friend) I've included a link to the ones I have reviewed, and will add the others as soon as the review are posted. Leave a link to your IMMs in the comments!

What would you do if the love of your life was murdered by a deranged killer? Would you become a vigilante and seek retribution? And would this revenge affect those you care for in the afterlife? LOGIC OF DEMONS The Quest for Nadine's Soul takes you on a journey inside the psyches of men and women forced to deal with the spiritual consequences of their decisions. Through the lives of a demon, two Angels, and a mysterious teenage girl, a plethora of politically and socially relevant issues ranging from the roots of genocide and sex trafficking to child conscription and religious fundamentalism are addressed in this fantasy thriller. Life as well as the afterlife converge in this novel to explain certain peculiarities of the human condition. Whether you are God fearing individual or an atheist, LOGIC OF DEMONS The Quest for Nadine's Soul addresses moral and theological issues of interest for people of all backgrounds. - from Goodreads.com Devin has become a demon. After his wif...

So, as I have a Kindle now, I'm going to sign up for the E-Book Reading Challenge, hosted by The Ladybug Reads . I'm going to aim for Addicted - 12 e-books. Hopefully, I'll be able to do it! I'm also going to be doing For the Love of YA's challenge, the 2011 Paranormal YA Reading Challenge, seeing as almost every book I read is YA, it seems  quite easy. The aim is to read 12 books by 31st December 2011. To enter and for more info go here . Are you signing up? Good luck if you are!

It's time again for the Book Blogger Hop and Follow Friday. I say that every week, and I think it's a little cheesy... Oh well. I like cheese! What is the thing you like most about reading book blogs? Is it the reviews, author guest posts, giveaways, or something else entirely?  My answer: I really like the reviews, as it adds to my ever growing list of books I need to read, but I like everything about book blogs really! I like memes too, like Teaser Tuesday and Waiting on Wednesday, and of course the Book Blogger Hop and Follow Friday! I just love book blogs, and I love it when you can read a post that someone has done, and you can tell what kind of person wrote it. =]  Do you have an under-noticed author that you think we should all know about?  My answer: Well, having just read Knight Angels: Book of Love by Abra Ebner, I'm going to have to say her. She's a self-published author, and I think that her books are awesome! You should definitely go and buy them, an...

When seventeen-year-old Jane Taylor witnessed her father's death, something happened to her. Ever since, her thoughts have been consumed by death, going so far as to foresee the ever-changing deaths of those around her. Sixteen-year-old Emily Taylor resented her sister's closeness with their father, who died when she was six. With the strange ability to read minds, she drowns the voices out with drugs, sending Jane over the edge. When seventeen-year-old Wes Green was adopted, he moved in next door to Jane, finding in her a childhood friend turned high-school crush. All summer, the pain in his bones seemed unwarranted. He was done growing long ago. When senior year starts, however, the pain only gets worse. The foreseen changes are not expected, and far too animal for his taste. When Max Gordon found himself standing above the dying body of an innocent seven-year-old girl, he saw in her eyes something he hadn't seen in the century he'd spent roaming Earth. Her father was...

So, for the Book of the Week, I've decided I'm going to start choosing old books, that have been around for a while, as I feel that sometimes they get forgotten, unless they have sequels out. So, I've chosen Wondrous Strange by Lesley Livingston this week, because the last book in the series, Tempestuous, is coming out on the 21st December, which is in 2 weeks! =] WONDROUS STRANGE by Lesley Livingston Title: Wonrous Strange Author: Lesley Livingston Publication Date: Jan 2009 When I Read It: March 2009 Synopsis: 17 year-old Kelley Winslow doesn’t believe in Faeries. Not unless they’re the kind that you find in a theatre, spouting Shakespeare—the kind that Kelley so desperately wishes she could be: onstage, under lights, with a pair of sparkly wings strapped to her shoulders. But as the understudy in a two-bit, hopelessly off-off-Broadway production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, wishing is probably the closest she’s going to get to becoming a Faerie Queen. At l...

Small Review is hosting an event called 'Busting the Newbie Blues', which is all about helping new YA book bloggers. For info, go here .  This event is designed to: Put new YA book bloggers on the map. Increase blogger interaction Start a discussion by sharing our experiences as a new blogger Learn about what it was like for all those impressive established blogger when they were newbies.  So, we had a to pick a questionnaire to answer, and I chose the 'New Bloggers' one.  1. When did you start your blog? I started my blog in February using Wordpress, but I didn't like the way it was set up, so moved to Blogger, where I could have more freedom to make my blog how I wanted it to be. So, Cheezyfeet Books was started on 1st July 2010.  2. Why did you start your blog? I was bored one day, and I wanted to make a site where I could recommend books to friends. I never set out to review books, but it just sort of happened. And I'm very glad it did! 3. What has...

It's Friday again, so time for the Book Blogger Hop and the Follow Friday! What very popular and hyped book in the blogosphere did you NOT enjoy and how did you feel about posting your review?  My answer: I didn't really enjoy Fallen by Lauren Kate very much, and I'm not sure why, I just didn't. Anyway, I wasn't really sure how to post my review, but I ended up saying why I didn't like it, but also all the parts I thought were good. I always try and post my honest opinion, and if I didn't like a particular book, I will try and say so in the nicest way possible, saying what the good bits were too. Because a book can't be all bad, can it?  What do you do besides reading/reviewing as a hobby? My answer: Although reading takes up a lot of my time, I do do other things... I play the flute, and am currently on Grade 6 so that takes up a lot of my time too... And apart from reading and reviewing on my blog, I don't really do much else. I listen to a ...

I haven't done one of these posts for a while, so I thought it was time for another Waiting on Wednesday! This week's pick has an interesting plot, and an AMAZING cover! Enjoy! Leave a link to your WoW post in the comments, if you want, and I'll come check it out! ENTWINED by Heather Dixon Release date: 29/03/2011 Azalea is trapped. Just when she should feel that everything is before her . . . beautiful gowns, dashing suitors, balls filled with dancing . . . it's taken away. All of it. The Keeper understands. He's trapped, too, held for centuries within the walls of the palace. And so he extends an invitation. Every night, Azalea and her eleven sisters may step through the enchanted passage in their room to dance in his silver forest. But there is a cost. The Keeper likes to  keep  things. Azalea may not realize how tangled she is in his web until it is too late. - From goodreads.com