A Spine-Chilling Blend of Horror and Heart: My Thoughts on There’s Someone Inside Your House When I first picked up There’s Someone Inside Your House by Stephanie Perkins, I was drawn in not just by the captivating title but also by the promise of a fresh spin on YA horror—a genre I’ve keenly followed, from …
Review of A Castle in Brooklyn: A Novel by Shirley Russak Watchel As I settled into my favorite reading nook with A Castle in Brooklyn, I found myself drawn in by its promise of friendship, resilience, and the haunting specter of the past. The cover spoke to me—a warm home, a castle even, built through …
Book Review: The American Girl by Rachael English When I first encountered The American Girl by Rachael English, the title immediately evoked a sense of intrigue. A journey spanning generations—one that tackles the poignant themes of motherhood, identity, and societal norms—felt like an irresistible read. Having always been captivated by stories that unravel the intricacies …
Adventures on the Edge: A Reflection on The River by Peter Heller There’s a certain magic that lies in a book that intertwines the beauty of nature with the raw realities of human existence. The River: A Novel by Peter Heller captured my imagination from the moment I stumbled upon its premise, blending a wilderness …
A Heartfelt Dive into "Hello Beautiful" by Ann Napolitano I was drawn to Hello Beautiful, Ann Napolitano’s latest work, not just because of its prominence as an Oprah’s Book Club pick, but also due to my ongoing fascination with family dynamics and the complexities of love. As someone who believes that the tapestry of relationships …
Book Review: Wanderers: A Novel by Chuck Wendig When I first laid eyes on Chuck Wendig’s Wanderers, I was drawn in by its stark and haunting premise—a story where sleepwalking becomes a terrifying epidemic that unravels society. As someone who cherishes tales that probe into humanity’s darkest corners while offering glimmers of hope, I couldn’t …