Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow – Book Review and Summary
Review and summary of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, a story of friendship soulmates and all their conflicts.
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Fredrik Backman Books – Your Reading Guide
Wondering where to get started reading Fredrik Backman books? Here’s a quick guide to what each of his novels, short story collections, and nonfiction books are about. I’ve personally read only a couple of these so far but have been very impressed and will continue to add full reviews as I read more. Who is Fredrik Backman? It appears to […]
» Read moreMy Sister, the Serial Killer – Book Review and Summary
Review of My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite where blood is far thicker than water and sisters always stick together.
» Read moreThe Captivating Flames of Madness – Book Review
Thank you to author Jeff Parsons for providing me with a copy of The Captivating Flames of Madness in exchange for this honest review. It’s always good to have a short story collection sitting around. It’s the perfect way to fill the gap between longer books or to have something to read when you’re short on time. You get to […]
» Read moreKaiju Girl Caramelise – Manga Review and Summary
Review of Kaiju Girl Caramelise vol 1, an adorable manga about a young girl who is becoming a giant monster, she’s also boy crazy.
» Read moreCarrie – Stephen King Book Review and Summary
Spoiler free review and full summary of Stephen King’s Carrie. Spoiler Free Review You probably already know this story. Carrie is a book by Stephen King published in 1974 that has been adapted into two movies which automatically means it’s popular. I’m actually fairly new to reading King but I have seen both movies so nothing in the book really […]
» Read moreBatman: White Knight – Comic Book Review and Summary
Review of Batman: White Knight, where Joker is cured of his madness and shows Gotham who the real villain is, hint, it’s Batman.
» Read moreTeen Titans: Raven – Comic Book Review
Review of Teen Titans: Raven, the graphic novel adaptation of the comic books for a YA audience, get this for every teen girl.
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