Book Review – Verity: Colleen Hoover
There is a disadvantage to years of obsessively reading thrillers and crime fiction, you expose your brain to so manyContinue Reading
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Book Review – Kane and Abel: Jeffrey Archer
Jeffrey Archer was one of the first books that I picked up when I realised my love for reading. IContinue Reading
Book Review – The Waves: Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf is known for her experimental work in The Waves – considered one of the greatest works of literary modernism.
Book Review – My Dark Vanessa: Kate Elizabeth Russell
If I had to recommend one book as a must-read this year it would be My Dark Vanessa.
Book Review – The Speed Of Life: James Victor Jordan
(I received a digital copy of this book from the author) Before I begin to talk about the book, allowContinue Reading
Book Review – Heroes: Stephen Fry
Looking for Greek Mythology for Dummies? Look no further than Heroes and Mythos. Stephen Fry takes the reader on a fantasy ride through anecdotes, just be sure to carry a notepad and pen.
Book Review – The Illicit Happiness of Other People: Manu Joseph
The Illicit Happiness of Other People is a story of a family’s grief and their search for the truth. Through his work, Manu Joseph highlights the gamut of mental illness.
Book Review – Petersburg: Andrei Bely
Andrei Bely’s Petersburg is also referred to as the Russian Ulysses. My lack of knowledge on Russian literature and culture made it a delightful, yet frustrating read.
Book Review – The Good Earth: Pearl S Buck
Pearl S Buck takes the reader to a village in China to meet the Lung family. What follows is a journey of hardships, rewards and struggles across generations.
Book Review – Flights: Olga Tocarzcuk
Olga Tocarzcuk’s prize winning novel on travel and the human anatomy. Flights won The Man Booker International Prize.
