How I wish I grew up reading books like this! Four great friends, a treasure hidden in their school and many riddles, The Secret of Dinswood excites not only middle-graders but even teenagers and up!… Read More ARC REVIEW: The Secret of Dinswood
A collection of poems that brings you joy and shows the author’s love for writing!… Read More REVIEW: Flock in A Closet
“Remember this moment. Remember every hardship you’ve worked to overcome and remember why there are those who cannot achieve their own freedom. Remember why we fight. And promise me there will be a better future waiting at the end of this.”
The final book in the Bronze Rebellion series. A spoiler-free review that highlights the best parts of the book and include some tips that other aspiring authors can maybe learn from to make their books better.
A fast-paced murder mystery. Murder in Magic City is filled with plot-twists that you will have no clue who is man behind the murder.… Read More REVIEW: Murder in Magic City
A great narrator and a haunting true story about losing a loved one. … Read More REVIEW: I Want To Go Home
A short summary of the books I’ve read this month!… Read More JANUARY WRAP-UP
True Being. A collection of poems centered around the topics of Love, Life and Relationships that aims to help its readers to reflect upon their lives and relate to it. … Read More ARC REVIEW: #TrueBeing
A fast-paced, middle grade book that we all are able to relate to.… Read More REVIEW: Things That Don’t Make Sense
What Makes Girls Sick and Tired is a graphic novel suited for those who are interested in feminism and for those who would like to have a better understanding of it.… Read More REVIEW: What Makes Girls Sick and Tired
An immortal who has stayed at the age of twenty-eight for three hundred years decides to get some answers.… Read More REVIEW: Aldo
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