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Reviewing “It Ends With Us” by Colleen Hoover
The first non-fantasy book of the year has always been something I look forward to. While the previous years had seen…
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Old but Gold- Reviewing “Clockwork Angel”
Yes, I am finally on the Infernal Devices bandwagon and I am definitely not disappointed by this engaging read. So, here…
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The Very Drab “[A] Quest of Heroes”
Yes, I picked up another fantasy and now I’m gonna complain about it. I can’t review a book without spoilers and…
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A Different Setting- The City of Brass (Part One of The Daevabad Trilogy)
The first aspect of this book that snags the attention has to be the impeccable storytelling. S. A. Chakraborty’s book one…
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“From Blood and Ash” We Rise – the trilogy
I ended 2021 with a fantasy trilogy, which while did not impress me too much, did inspire an academic research paper…
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The Attempt at “Playing the Palace”
I think, my choice of title gives away my feelings towards this book. Nevertheless, I will try to provide an objective…
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Lost in “The Midnight Library”
The roller coaster ride of life that this book takes you on is exquisite. It’s about finding the potential in oneself…
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Ishana Ghosh brings “Wuthering Height” to the edge of the Cliff
One of the major problems of reviewing a classic is the fact that if you have an opinion that is contrary…
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In Search of “The Lost Apothecary”
Sarah Penner’s historical fiction is full of mystery, intrigue, and under-delivery. This is a review full of spoilers but I swear…
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Falling for Backman’s unconventional love story in “A Man Called Ove”
I found this book after I Googled a quote I saw someone use on their post. “People said Ove saw the…
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