The Midnight Library Review
The Midnight Library is a book that focuses on regrets, hope and forgiveness. The author,…
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Oral History and Eastern European Fatalism: The Last Witnesses by Svetlana Alexievich
I have always been wary of people throwing maxims into conversations. Not because maxims incite…
Michelle Obama’s Becoming Review
Within Book Club it was voted that February’s book of the month would be Becoming…
Returning to Twilight After a Decade: Midnight Sun Review
It was practically a decade ago that diehard (twi-hard) Twilight fans, and the rest of…
A Deeper Look Behind Your Bookshelves
Bookshelves are an important part of every readers life, whether you’ve fantasised about finding a…
The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings: An Expected Read and the Return of the Childhood Classic
It was with great pleasure that I sat down, on the comfiest chair in my…
The Binding Review: It Shows Us How Valuable Books Really Are
Why we need more books like The Binding to remind us of how valuable books really are.
Can we separate the Artist from the Art?
J.K. Rowling has made a complete mess of things – again! The author of the…
Awakening of Spies
Awakening of Spies by Brian Landers introduces Thomas Dylan, an unlikely spy. It’s not his…