Review of ‘What Kind of Girl’
An engaging, thought-provoking and compelling about two girls standing up in the face of the abuse the world has thrown their way.
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Weekly Reading List #186
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.
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The East Side Matures | Review of ‘I Will Always Love You’ (Gossip Girl #12)
A well-structured way to close the story on the Gossip Girl characters to show development and change through the passage of time.
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Weekly Reading List #18
Another week another reading list. Here’ s what I intend to read, what about you? Any suggestions? Don’t know what to read next? Well look no further, see if what I’ve got tickles your fancy.
A Delightfully Deep Ghost Story | Review of ‘The Accident Season’
A ghost story with amazing depth and story telling that will make spines chill.
Review: The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly by Stephanie Oakes – Emertainment Monthly
The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly is an amazing novel that will touch the readers and grab them by their emotional heartstrings. Based loosely on the Grimm fairy tale The Handless Maiden, this novel will embed the reader with strong emotions within the unforgettable imagery[…]
A Painful and Beautiful Story of Identity and Hope | Review of ‘The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly’
A heartwrenching debut by Stephanie Oakes as she rewrites an Grimm fairy tale filled with passion and heartbreak in this tale of a girl who loses her family, her identity, her hope and her hands.
An Emotional Read | Review of ‘The Shadow of the Crescent Moon’
This novel takes readers through a heart-wrenching journey as if follows these five young people as they go about their day, living in the horror around them and seeking a way to survive it in the small town of Mir Ali along the Afghan border.
954 MAG (February 2015 Issue)
954 Nation’s newest online magazine features book reviews and articles relevant to the community and the nation. Read here to see the contents of this issue.
Profoundly Thought Provoking | Review of ‘Lost & Found’
This novel is an emotional journey, not only for the characters but also for the reader as it goes forth to tie together three very different characters, each of which is lost internally to sadness and loss. These characters – Milly, Agatha and Karl – go on a journey to reunite Millie with her struggling mother who abandoned her in a department store. But the journey, filled with bumps in the road and interactions that allow these characters to grow develop and find themselves while they learn that sadness is okay and that living is the best cure in the world for any sort of sadness.
Timmer amazes in her debut novel | Review of ‘Five Days Left’
In this brilliant debut novel Five Days Left touches upon the heart wrenching ordeals of what it means to lose what’s most precious in life.
An insightful roller-coaster | Review of ‘Blind’ – 954 Nation
Blind takes readers on an emotional journey as they follow young Emma Silver on her journey to acceptance after a fateful accident leaves her blind. This book will resonate with the reader and make every emotion amplified.
A Tricky Novel | Review of ‘Conversion’ – 954 Nation
A novel that takes two timelines to bring to life the Salem Witch Trials in a modern age as young girls begin to suffer a mysterious illness. Conversion has a brilliant execution and presents a very good plot line. The only downside is the sacrifice Howe makes in regards to character dynamics.
