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- “Clockwork Boys” by T. Kingfisher: Book Review
A cozy sci-fi fantasy about an epic adventure? T. Kingfisher is the one to write it. Read full review of “Clockwork Boys” by T. Kingfisher here. - Book Review: “The Healing Season of Pottery” by Yeon So-Min
“The Healing Season of Pottery” by Yeon So-Min is a Korean Healing Fiction that will take you by surprise and absorb you into the story. - Book Review: “Wolf Worm” by T. Kingfisher
T. Kingfisher’s latest book, “Wolf Worm” is exactly what is promises to be, icky with worms and just scary as wolves lurking in the forest. This book has an illustrator on an adventure where she unearths more secrets that she wanted to know. Catch the full book review here. - Book Review: “Careless People” by Sarah Wynn-Williams
A dream job, a stable income, a work visa – Sarah’s job at Facebook was a chance at success, at the American Dream. But the shiny buildings and promise of great work culture hid a darker truth of prison time, success in the company at great personal cost and harassment while catering to the whims of the bosses. Find out if you should read “Careless People” by Sarah Wynn-Williams in the full review. - Books Set in the Workplace: 4 Recent Reads
Workplaces are tricky. Books set in workplaces expose the worst of society and the human psyche. Here is a list of 4 books across genres set in the workplace that were so remarkable that they stayed with me. - Book Review: “Kingdom Over the Sea” by Zohra Nabi
Zohra Nabi has become one of my go-to YA fantasy writers these days. “The Kingdom Over the Sea” by Zohra Nabi embodied the best of YA Fantasy tropes without making it too heavy. Find out if this book is worth picking up in the full review. - Best Korean Healing Fiction that Match the Vibe of Your Favourite Healing K-drama
April is the cruelest month and what better time to stock up on some healing fiction now? Here are best picks from the popular Korean Healing Fiction that should be on your TBR with a readalong invite. Find out more about the list and how to join the readalong here. - “How to Kill Your Family” by Bella MacKie: A Tale of Insufferable Human Beings
“How to Kill Your Family” by Bella Mackie promised a thrilling tale of revenge. But falls short in the execution. Find a detailed review here to see if it is worth picking up. - Sleep Can Wait: 4 Spine-Chilling Horror Books on TBR for Q2 2026
If you are trying to keep up with the Horror genre in 2026, let me help you with your reading list for Q2 of 2026. Exploring a new genre is hard, there are classics, there are new releases, especially when the genre is thriving. Here are the books I am looking forward to. - Book Review: “The Mill House Murders” by Yukito Ayatsuji
“The Mill House Murders” by Yukito Ayatsuji is a locked-room mystery with multiple deaths spanning years. This tale of revenge, intrigue and betrayal is unravelled by the infamous Detective Shimada yet again. Find out if this book is worth your time in the full review.
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