Diving into the Depths of Life with Same As It Ever Was When I first came across Claire Lombardo’s Same As It Ever Was, the title intrigued me instantly. It hinted at a familiarity and comfort, but I was certainly in for a ride that was anything but ordinary. Thanks to @doubledaybooks for the gifted …
Book Review: That’s Not My Name by The Author From the moment I stumbled upon That’s Not My Name, it felt as if fate had nudged me toward a gripping tale that I simply couldn’t resist. Combining elements of thrilling suspense with the complexities of identity and trust, this debut novel by The Author struck …
Embracing the Shadows: A Review of Jess Walter’s So Far Gone When I first stumbled upon Jess Walter’s So Far Gone, I felt an immediate pull; perhaps it was the timely exploration of isolation and crisis, or maybe it was the hauntingly relatable image of a man retreating to a cabin after a family fallout. …
A Journey of Self-Discovery: Reflecting on Calling My Name by Liara Tamani When I first stumbled upon Calling My Name by Liara Tamani, I was drawn not just by its intriguing title but by the promise of a story that resonates deeply with the formative years of adolescence. As a book blogger often immersed in …
Book Review: Snoop by Gordon Korman Ah, Gordon Korman—his name alone evokes a sense of beloved nostalgia for me! The man has an incredible knack for weaving adventure and humor into relatable tales for middle-grade readers. I picked up his latest release, Snoop, a few days after its launch, but with a busy week at …
Unplugged: A Rollercoaster of Disconnect and Connection When I first stumbled upon Unplugged by the talented author, Kacey Lee, I was immediately drawn in by its vibrant cover and the intriguing premise of a tech-obsessed kid being tossed into a hippy commune. The thought of a spoiled rich kid, Jett, forced into a tech-free lifestyle …