Hello friends! Another review day for a fantasy gem I haven’t seen many people talking about. Kingdoms of Elfin is published by Handheld Press, founded by Kate Macdonald. It’s one of the green publishers out there with recyclable and renewable packaging. From time to time, I like discovering small publishers and books that surprise me … More A fantastical story collection: Kingdoms Of Elfin
Hello friends! I hope you’re having a great week with great books 🙂 Today, another review of this thrilling book I read very recently. This was a really enjoyable crime/detective book. Tim Weaver set himself a difficult task of resolving an unusual case, and I think he did a very good job bringing all the … More What happens when all 9 residents of a village vanish in a night?!!
Hi Friends! I hope you’re having a wonderful week. Today it’s another review, for an absolutely gorgeous book, inside out. Let’s be clear from the beginning, this book was a big 5 star read for me. I loved every minute of it. It was one of my anticipated books of the year, because I’ve read … More Another Elif Shafak hit: 10 Minutes 38 Seconds In This Strange World
Hi Friends! I hope you’re having a good week. I read this book a while ago, but so many books, so little time 🙂 I couldn’t write the review before. Foe can be considered as a social sci-fi I think. I’m not a big sci-fi reader. It’s probably a genre I reach out the least. … More Social Sci-fi at its best: Foe
Hi Friends, happy Monday! Today another review for this very accomplished debut, which is a short story collection. Home Remedies consists of 12 stories that are centered around the Chinese millennial experiences of immigration, identity, family and romance. They are organised into sections of ‘Family’, ‘Love‘, and ‘Time and Space’. In my opinion, the best part … More 12 Stories of Chinese millennials: Home Remedies
Hello bookish friends! Today, another double review day for 2 books I found quite entertaining for different reasons:) Haverscroft by S.A. Harris is a chilling ghost story. there’s no escaping from it 🙂 I don’t know, there’s something charming for me to read ghost stories in summer. Maybe I find the contrast interesting, I’m not … More Double Review: Haverscroft & Good Day
I’m writing this review right after I picked up my signed copy from Waterstones, so I’m a happy soul 🙂 Just so you know, I LOVED this book and probably will re-read it from this beautiful hardcover. Thanks so much to Bloomsbury UK for my early e-copy. Before I start, I’d like to mention a … More Everyone should meet Vivian! City Of Girls
