02 Aug

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Reflection and Review: Sad Girl Novel by Pip Finkemeyer When I first heard about Pip Finkemeyer’s Sad Girl Novel, my interest was immediately piqued. As someone contemplating a deep dive into the 'sad girl novel' genre for academic research, the chance to read this book felt almost necessary. Coupled with attending its launch event, where I was entranced by Finkemeyer’s insights shared during her interview with Diana Reid, my expectations inflated with anticipation. I left that event convinced I would uncover a layers of irony, sarcasm, and relatable musings...

13 Jul

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Book Review: The Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water by Sarah Domet I've often found that a stunning book cover can pull me in as much as an intriguing plot or captivating characters can. When I stumbled upon The Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water, with its inviting lake-front scene that whispered secrets of summer escapes, I knew I had to dive in—especially since the story revolves around a writer on a deadline hiding away at her grandfather's cabin. It felt like a perfect match for my literary cravings....