Are you a bookworm who’s always on the lookout for your next great read? Well, we’ve got some exciting news for you! We’re looking to expand our book review section and we need your help. We’re calling on all book enthusiasts to leave us their recommendations in the comments section below. Whether it’s a classic novel, a recent bestseller, or an underrated gem, we want … Continue reading Your Book Recommendations Wanted
“The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini is a captivating novel that delves into complex relationships and Afghan history. Hosseini’s adept storytelling evokes a range of emotions, offering poignant insights into Afghan politics, culture, and the human condition. The novel’s refusal to offer simplistic resolutions adds to its realism, making it a deeply impactful read. Continue reading The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini Review
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The Stand by Stephen King holds a special place, but “Cell” disappoints. The first half is enjoyable with compelling characters and an intriguing premise. However, the second half falls apart with confusing plot developments and lack of believability, leaving the reader disappointed and unsatisfied with the lazy ending. Continue reading Cell by Stephen King Review
The central character, Molly, seems to exhibit characteristics consistent with neurodivergence, although it is never explicitly addressed or labelled within the narrative. While I lack professional expertise or personal experience with autism, Molly’s traits align with classically shown symptoms. The fact that others in the story dismiss Molly’s idiosyncrasies as mere oddities, considering them a running joke, mirrors real-life situations where individuals may misinterpret behavioural … Continue reading The Maid by Nita Prose Review
We have some awesome books in our inbox looking for reviews and sadly, no matter how much we wish, we are not superheroes. I know its sad right? I would love to be Iron Man or Captain America more than anything else in the world. But I’m not, nor are any of us. We are just normal people, so we need reviewers. We need people … Continue reading We need reviewers
Author Spotlight is our series that aims to give writers a platform to talk about the artform we all love, writing. This time around D. A. Butcher joins us to talk about his life, his struggles, and his passion for writing. Check out this excellent article. I grew up in London. My mother is Italian and an artist, my father is British and worked on … Continue reading Author Spotlight: D. A. Butcher discusses his life, his struggles, and his love for writing
Before you read this review I’d suggest checking out my thoughts on the first book in the series. W H Cann brings back Grogaan and his friends to take us on a brand new adventure into the heart of the inky darkness of space. This time Grogaan and his soul-mate Ellarna learn to harness their magic and train to become Guardians. This is not a … Continue reading Sorcerer’s Duel Review
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