A Journey with The Outsiders: Finding Connection in Brotherhood S. E. Hinton’s The Outsiders has long held a special place in my heart. I first picked it up during a quiet summer at the suggestion of a friend, and little did I know it would turn into a transformative reading experience. The novel, which many …
Embracing Heartfelt Stories: A Review of Katherine, Bel and Sarah There’s something undeniably magical about curling up with a classic novel, especially one that paints a vivid portrait of resilient women navigating the complexities of life. D.E. Stevenson’s Katherine, Bel and Sarah collection drew me in with its promise of heartwarming tales, marrying charm and …
Adventures in Odyssey: The Adventure Begins – A Journey to Remember As I settled into an afternoon of nostalgia, I couldn’t resist revisiting The Adventure Begins: The Early Classics from the Adventures in Odyssey Golden Audio Series. Growing up, these stories were a steady companion during long car rides, offering a whimsical escape into the …
A Journey into Repression: My Reflections on The House of Bernarda Alba The first time I stumbled upon Federico García Lorca’s The House of Bernarda Alba, something about it beckoned me, almost as if the ghosts of its characters were whispering secrets untold. As I flipped through the pages of this haunting play, I found …
Exploring the Timelessness of "The Greek Plays" When I first cracked open The Greek Plays: Sixteen Plays by Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, I felt a flicker of excitement—like stepping into an ancient amphitheater. Greek drama has long fascinated me with its rich tapestry of human emotion, morality, and the divine, and this anthology, filled with …
A Journey Through Laughter: Reflections on Three Men in a Boat (Fingerprint Classics) As someone who loves both travel and a hearty laugh, Jerome K. Jerome’s Three Men in a Boat (Fingerprint Classics) felt like a perfect match for my reading list. I first encountered this delightful narrative during a casual chat with a friend, …