Book Review: The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton When I first picked up The Outsiders, I was drawn in by its reputation as a classic—a coming-of-age tale that’s been read and cherished by generations. I had heard whispers about Ponyboy Curtis and his band of Greasers, but nothing could have prepared me for the emotional depth …
Book Review: The Life She Was Given by Ellen Marie Wiseman From the moment I picked up The Life She Was Given, I felt a profound pull toward the world woven by Ellen Marie Wiseman—a tapestry threaded with family secrets, betrayal, and the search for identity. Wiseman’s latest novel captivated me with its nuanced exploration …
Title: When Marriage Gets Odd: A Dive into My Husband by Romain Gary Sometimes, what draws you to a book is the title itself. When I stumbled upon My Husband by Romain Gary, I couldn’t help but raise an eyebrow, intrigued by how a simple phrase could encapsulate so many complex relationships, especially those within …
Finding Yourself Amidst the Glitter: A Review of 32 Candles There are books that transport you to faraway lands, and then there are those that touch the very essence of your soul. While browsing for my latest read, 32 Candles: A Novel by Ernessa T. Carter drew me in with its unique premise—an ugly duckling …
Review of Family & Other Calamities: A Novel by Leslie Gray Streeter When I first stumbled upon Family & Other Calamities by Leslie Gray Streeter, I was drawn in by the premise: a successful journalist, a hometown steeped in past mistakes, and the intrigue of a headline suddenly bringing it all back to the surface. …
A Dive into Suspense: Reflecting on The Family Upstairs From the moment I stumbled upon The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell, I felt an uncanny pull. Perhaps it was the intriguing premise of buried family secrets or the allure of a dilapidated mansion tucked away in posh London. As a fan of psychological thrillers, I …