Book reviews; written in the dark
Weekly Bookish Thoughts #4: I dive into The Expanse by James S.A. Corey, What You Are Looking For is in the Library by Michiko Aoyama, and currently reading The Orbital by Samantha Harvey and Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto. Up next: October horror reads like Salem’s Lot by Stephen King. … Continue readingWeekly Bookish Thoughts #4
This week in my bookish journey, I was captivated and blown away by a high fantasy epic, healed my soul in the comforting charm of Japanese fiction, and I’m currently exploring the depths of a thrilling and action-packed sci-fi world. Whether you’re in the mood for an imaginative escape, a heartwarming tale, or something futuristic, my curated lists and recommendations have something for every reader. Join me as I share what I loved, what’s on my shelf now, and what’s coming up next! … Continue readingWeekly Bookish Thoughts #3
Say hello to the world of Westeros with my spoiler-free review of ‘A Game of Thrones.’ This epic fantasy novel by George R.R. Martin sets the stage for a saga filled with political intrigue, complex characters, and amazing world-building. Find out why this book has become a cornerstone of modern fantasy literature IMO. … Continue readingSong of Ice and Fire #1 Game of Thrones Review (spoiler-free)
Weekly thoughts on 4 books: an epic space opera, a beloved fantasy classic, a non-fiction blend of linguistics and astrobiology, and a cozy Japanese fiction … Continue readingWeekly Thoughts #2
This book has taught me more about women hood, resilience, joy and gratitude of living, than any other I have read before.
… Continue readingThe Island of Sea Women Review: Resilience, Friendship & Tradition
In this week’s “Weekly Thoughts,” I introduce my recent reads and the ever-growing list of books I yearn to dive into. I also share my struggles and triumphs with writer’s block, reflecting on which techniques or tips help me to navigate out of this maze. … Continue readingReading and Writing Journey; Weekly Thoughts#1
I’m putting a mild spoiler warning because I plan to be honest, raw, and from the gut in my review.
Continue readingUnveiling the Soul: A Journey Through Alan Rickman’s Diaries
An approach to review differently; step-by-step reading journal about Collected Works written by Lydia Sandgren and translated from the Swedish by Agnes Broomé … Continue readingCollected Works by Lydia Sandgren #1
What a ride this book was. Do not be fooled by the small dimensions of it; this short novel is a tricky read. This year is definitely leaning toward’ the shorter the better’ reading wise at least in my experience so far.
… Continue readingFoundations by Abigail Stewart
Gareth Worthington’s Dark Dweller Review. An epic science-fiction story which will keep your eyes glued to the pages. … Continue readingDark Dweller by Gareth Worthington