Thank you, Penguin Random House, for giving me an ARC of Frankly in Love and inspiring me to write about my nonexistent love life. …You have stolen my heart with one glance of your eyes, with one jewel of your neck. (Song of Solomon 4:9b) Love is everywhere. You can experience it through various relationships. You can…
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The Silence Between Us is a profound and diverse novel. I recommend it because it’s a story that illustrates the tenacity of the deaf community.
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This was a diverse but very boring debut. I finished it in a month even after downloading the Audible edition and listening to it at 1.5x speed. Sadly, the prowess of both narrators did not compensate for the slow pace of the plot.
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I gave Abyss 2.5/5 stars because it was equally fun and irritating. I loved the concept behind it. If the plot and characters had been more fleshed out, I would’ve enjoyed the drama a lot more.
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I liked reading The Storm Crow because of its relatable characters and fascinating magic system. Regardless of its flaws, I’m excited about the sequel.
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This was such an astounding first book! It was a long time since I had read a dystopian novel, and this one brought back all the amazing feelings that I get whenever I read books of this genre.
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I highly recommend reading (or listening to) this collection. I am glad to have finished it before starting The Dark Artifices.
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The Bromance Book Club is anything but a shallow rom-com. It reminded me that marriage requires a lot of work and that you shouldn’t give up on your spouse even if he or she seems like a gift from the Underworld sometimes.
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Virtually Yours isn’t a typical YA novel. It has tropes, but the story can also be refreshing. Contrary to its genre, this book had dystopian elements.
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Even though I have been already exposed to a lot of literature with more depth or substance, I honestly do not regret my fondness for this novel/saga.
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