Hey Everyone, As you know, I have been trying this new thing for me where I tell you about a book I loved and share a free ebook link to that book if possible. What I picked this book?This memoir made me think outside the box and how gender shouldn’t be viewed as a norm. … Continue reading Freeible Freeible #21
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Top Ten Tuesday/ One-Word Reviews
Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by thatartsyreadergirl with a new topic every week. May 3: One-Word Reviews for the Last Ten Books I Read (submitted by Susan @ Bloggin’ ’bout Books) Okay, thinking of the spot, I don’t remember which books had an epilogue and which didn’t. So this week’s prompt would be impossible to do. Since last … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ One-Word Reviews
A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt
Personally, I find it pretty tricky to review memoirs and non-fiction in general because here I’m reading about someone’s life, so how dare I judge and criticize situations they felt on their skin and in their soul. Even if I’m not Indian and Canadian, yet when reading A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray … Continue reading A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters (Book Review)
I know I just posted a review of You Truly Assumed, but I had to review this one too. So, last month I went on Twitter and asked for book recommendations, and someone recommended I read Fingersmith by Sarah Waters, so I got it and read it. As you know, I’m not particularly eager to … Continue reading Fingersmith by Sarah Waters (Book Review)
You Truly Assumed by Laila Sabreen (Book Review)
I was going to write this post yesterday, but I honestly have so many thoughts about the novel I just read that I needed some time to process my views somewhat. This review is in no shape or form own voices, but I have way too many thoughts and opinions not to share them. You … Continue reading You Truly Assumed by Laila Sabreen (Book Review)
Both Sides Now by Peyton Thomas
This post wasn’t the post I had planned for today, but I just finished the novel Both Sides Now by Peyton Thomas, and I have a lot to vent about. So before I start, I want to let you that this is more like me sharing my thoughts and opinion than your typical review. At … Continue reading Both Sides Now by Peyton Thomas
Viking Voyager: An Icelandic Memoir by Sverrir Sigurdsson, Veronica Li
I’m not the biggest fan of history, but when I saw it was a memoir, I was curious to see what I could find out; therefore, I said yes to review it. Before I share my thoughts with you all, I want to say that every experience is valid. Something that was interesting to me … Continue reading Viking Voyager: An Icelandic Memoir by Sverrir Sigurdsson, Veronica Li
This Much Huxley Knows by Gail Aldwin
The first thing that stood out to me is how the author built the family unit. We have a mum who is trying to put out the perfect family image when, in reality, they are everything but perfect. It’s interesting how Huxley and his dad view disability. Yet, it might have been totally different if … Continue reading This Much Huxley Knows by Gail Aldwin
She’s Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard
As you can see, this post goes hand in hand with yesterdays. I don’t have a specific why, but when I write your typical book review, I stay on the surface seeing only black and white. At the same time, I believe that every book has its grey areas. When I write in verse or … Continue reading She’s Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard
A Pho Love Story by Loan Le (Book Review)
As much as I love to write about books when it comes to reviews, I feel that my thoughts rarely come out as I want them to. Since the typical format doesn’t work for me, why not change it? Which is how I came up with the idea of reviewing a book through poetry. I’m … Continue reading A Pho Love Story by Loan Le (Book Review)
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