Welcome back! How have you been? It has been such a long time since I shared a review with you. I’m starting my first full-time job in an industry that never sleeps and it is exactly what it sounds like. In the meantime, I’ve read so many great books that have definitely earned a place… Read More REVIEW: vViIrRuUsS: I Never Forget
It has been a while since I’ve reviewed poetry and we’re slowly getting through that long list from May two years back. Yes, that one ‘Poetry May’ event lasted for a couple of years and now I’m reaping what I’ve sown. Dès Vuby Swapna Sanchita get it here BOOK SUMMARY For a long time, poetry… Read More REVIEW: Dès Vu
Prior to the pandemic, I often visited art galleries. It’s definitely the thing I missed the most now that quite a few of my favourite ones have permanently or temporarily closed down. This collection mimics the feeling of it though. The author, Galatea, is a photographer who uses her pictures in the collection. Read more… Read More REVIEW: Rebirth
It has been a hot minute since we’ve had a poetry collection on this blog. Behind the scenes…there were a few which I DNF-ed at an early stage, not having read enough to give it a review. This one somehow managed to save my poetry slump! A short, debut poetry collection by a young poet.… Read More REVIEW: Depersonalise
I’ve had a rocky relationship with poetry. Some were fantastic, some were okay, some made me question if I liked poetry. Truth be told, prior to starting bookstagram, I thought poetry wasn’t my thing. I tried to read it, dissect it, but every thing flew over my head and I decided to give up. When… Read More BOOK REVIEW: Words You’d Whisper
You might remember a cover reveal for Naadhira’s book from last year. Well, here’s a full review of Indecipherable, a book she has been working on for the longest time and I’m so thrilled to have gotten my hands on it. As a Malaysian, I feel pride flowing in my veins every time I see… Read More REVIEW: Indecipherable
Ever since May 2020, I’ve had a large influx of poetry to review and have been struggling to space it out between my other books for variety. I used to review a poetry collection a month, but I might review it more often, just to get through the list quickly. My review pile is becoming… Read More REVIEW: Above Suspicion and Unbothered
It’s National Poetry Month in the United States and though I may not be from there, I would still love to celebrate. For this month and the next, I hope to finish reading the many poetry collections that I have. Hopefully, I’m able to make a dent in my TBR list and to increase the… Read More REVIEW: An Ocean of Grey
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