09 May

Book Review: The Queens of Crime by Cat Sebastian As a lover of historical mysteries, the premise behind The Queens of Crime had me intrigued from the moment I learned about it. Storytelling intertwines with real-life figures thriving in a male-dominated world, and having Dorothy L. Sayers herself narrate the journey was a delightful hook. So, when I received an ARC from NetGalley and St. Martin's Press, I couldn't wait to dive in. Unfortunately, like many of us, I’ve encountered the disappointment when a promising premise fails to meet...

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08 May

Embracing the Color of Kindness: A Review of How This Book Got Red As a lover of children's literature, I often find myself on the lookout for stories that not only entertain but also teach valuable life lessons. This curiosity led me to How This Book Got Red by Margaret Chiu Greanias, a delightful picture book that captivated me from the moment I opened its pages. With its charming illustrations and heartwarming narrative, it strikes a beautiful balance between fun and meaningful storytelling. At the heart of How This Book...

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08 May

Book Review: Ode to a Nobody by Caroline Brooks DuBois Have you ever come across a book that feels like a gentle embrace during turbulent times? That’s exactly how I felt when I picked up Ode to a Nobody by Caroline Brooks DuBois. Thank you to NetGalley and Holiday House for granting me the chance to read this poignant novel in verse. It’s a beautiful exploration of adolescence, wrapped in the simplicity of poetic phrases that resonate long after the final page. At the heart of this novel is Quinn,...

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