21 May

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A Journey Through Control and Identity: My Review of My Good Bright Wolf: A Memoir by Sarah Moss From the moment I picked up My Good Bright Wolf, I felt an irresistible pull toward Sarah Moss’s narrative. This memoir isn’t just a chronicle of her life; it’s a profound exploration of restraint, identity, and the complexities of being human. Moss’s eloquence coupled with her unflinching honesty makes for a reading experience that lingers long after the last page is turned. Moss deftly navigates the theme of control throughout her memoir,...

14 May

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A Journey Through Time: Reflecting on Nightfall in the Garden of Deep Time When I first picked up Nightfall in the Garden of Deep Time by L. M. Featherstone, I was immediately captivated by the title, with its promise of a magical, possibly life-altering experience. You know, that feeling when a book beckons you with the allure of adventure and creativity? It felt like an invitation to step into a hidden oasis of inspiration. However, as I turned the pages, my excitement fluctuated. I found myself navigating a medley...

08 May

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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,...