Review of ‘Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine’
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine is a witty and thought-provoking read that explores the ups and downs of life with equal parts honesty and humor, sweetness, and suspense.
Beautiful Unapologetic View of Living | Review of ‘The Immortalist’
A story about four kids and their remarkable journey through life hindered only by their fears and their fear of living.
A Tale Perfect for a Spooky Night | Review of ‘The Fifth Petal’ (The Lace Reader #2)
A rich mystery thriller that taps into the Halloween spirit with a spooky read.
Weekly Reading List #73
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Weekly Reading List #72
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Poignant and Beautifully Written | Review of ‘The Dollhouse’
A novel that bridges the past with the present wonderfully to tell a story about what it means to be a woman in the world.
Weekly Reading List #54
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Weekly Reading List #53
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The (Unsympathetic) After Party |Review of ‘The After Party’
Anton DiSclafani brings to life the very toxic relationship between two girls but without much of the depth to make the reader feel sympathetic to either character.
A Little Too Commercial | Review of ‘Dexter’s Final Cut’ (Dexter #7)
Jeff Lindsay has brought back the serial killer we all know and love Dexter Morgan and has thrust him into the spotlight where everything that can go wrong does. And while Dexter shines, other characters are struggling.
Weekly Reading List #39
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Weekly Reading List #38
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Review: ‘After Alice’ Explores New Realms outside Wonderland – Emertainment Monthly
Ada, Alice’s closest friend, follows her friend down the rabbit hole in order to bring her home going on her own adventure through the nonsensical Wonderland where her own ideas and ideals are put into question and the world of Oxford England reacts to the disappearance of these two young girls
Imaginative & Beautifully Complex | Review of ‘The Map of Chaos’ (Trilogía Victoriana #3)
Felix J. Palma brings his masterful Trilogía Victoriana to a close in this imaginative and complex finale.
A New Realm of Exploration | Review of ‘After Alice’
Gregory Maguire is known for his retellings within the narrative world and for this novel he has tapped into the writing style of Lewis Carroll. For anyone who has ever read the original tale of Alice in Wonderland will see the resemblance in writing styles and how Maguire was able to tap into his technique of writing and tell this tale of Alice’s friend Ada who is briefly mentioned in the original.
Vigorously Written with Dampening Dialogue | Review of ‘Double Dexter’ (Dexter, #6)
While the story is mostly expertly written, it suffers from down poor dialogue and syntax structure that boggles the mind, leaving it hard to understand.
