- Category: Books -

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    In Review: Camp Lanier

    I don’t know about you, but this summer hasn’t been very summery. I think the weather is still trying to make up its mind. And while I wait for better days, it’s best to keep…

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    In Review: The Curious Secrets of Yesterday

    If you are looking for a nice light read to keep you company in these upcoming warm months, The Curious Secrets of Yesterday by Namrata Patel could be what you need. In between spices and…

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    In Review: 2001 and 2010 Space Odyssey

    After some unplanned hiatus, it’s time to get back to this little corner. I’ve missed so much sitting down to write about something that’s been on my mind. And, while I was away, I didn’t…

  • Tablet lying on a table showing the colour cover of New Eden by Ruth Fox.

    In Review: New Eden

    Last year, I reviewed a new YA sci-fi series, The Ark Trilogy. It’s an ongoing trilogy by Ruth Fox, and ever since I finished Under the Heavens, I wanted to get back into that world.…

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    In Review: Project Hail Mary

    At this point, Andy Weir doesn’t need an introduction. If you read sci-fi, you know who he is. The writer of The Martian is back out in space with his newest novel, Project Hail Mary.…

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    In Review: Girls with Sharp Sticks

    Innovations Academy is a very exclusive all-girls school set in a remote location. The girls are isolated from the town nearby to focus on their education. They are taught to be the best. Obedient, free…

  • In Review: Five Survive

    From the author of A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series comes her recent standalone thriller Five Survive. Holly Jackson has become an author for me to keep an eye out for since I read…

  • Stack of books of the three volumes of The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.

    Am I in a Reading Slump or Out of Habit?

    Last year, I went through my annual reading slump. Although it hit harder than usual. And since I’m in the middle of what I call Project TBR Zero, where I try to read all the…

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    In Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

    More than a decade since the release of The Hunger Games, we go back once again to the dystopian world of Panem. The Ballad of Songbird and Snakes is the prequel to the highly acclaimed…

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    TBR Zero: Defeating the Reading Slump

    Another four months passed since my last update. I’m so happy my reading is back to normal, and I feel motivated again to tackle my TBR. Some progress was made. Some were undone, but better…

  • Portuguese edition of We Were Liars by E Lockhart laying on a table.

    We Were Ghost Liars?

    If you are reading this, I’m hoping you have also read We Were Liars by E Lockhart. If not, run like the wind to my spoiler-free review before it’s too late. Or proceed and spoil…

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    In Review: Leviathan Wakes

    If you are into sci-fi shows, then the name Expanse isn’t foreign to you. But if you didn’t know, that Prime exclusive series is based on a book by the writing duo James S A…