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 …
Review of "Can I? (The Henderson Family Saga Book 25)" by Monica Walters As an avid follower of family sagas, I was immediately drawn to Can I?, the latest installment in the Henderson Family Saga by Monica Walters. With a rich tapestry of complex characters and heartfelt narratives, Walters continually captivates readers, and this book …
A Journey Through Time: The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Collection Volume One As a lifelong fan of mysteries, it’s hard for me to resist the allure of Sherlock Holmes. When I stumbled upon The New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Collection Volume One, featuring the iconic duo of Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, I knew …
Finding Healing in If You Stayed by Brittainy Cherry When I picked up If You Stayed by Brittainy Cherry, I had no idea I was about to embark on such a powerful emotional journey. As someone who generally steers clear of books with heavy themes, I was intrigued to dive in blind and see where …
Finding Roots in Memory: A Reflection on The Eternal Forest: A Memoir of the Cuban Diaspora When I first picked up Elena Sheppard’s The Eternal Forest: A Memoir of the Cuban Diaspora, I found myself drawn in not only by its evocative title but also by the promise of a nuanced exploration of identity, legacy, …
A Journey Through Two Paths: A Review of The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult When I first cracked open The Book of Two Ways by Jodi Picoult, I was immediately drawn in by the tantalizing blend of ancient Egyptology and modern complexities of life. As a fan of stories that intertwine personal struggles …