Anxious People is a standalone novel by Fredrik Backman. I’ve heard mixed reviews about this book, people love it or hate it. They are either on board the Backman train or they aren’t. I can honestly say I don’t fall into either group. It took me a long time to get hooked, but the chapters […]
Life and Death by Stephenie Meyer
Life and Death is a standalone novel (sort of) by Stephenie Meyer. Alright this one is difficult for me. This novel is the “reimagining” of Twilight. Basically the author was defending the love story between Bella and Edward in Twilight. I want to visit this idea first, before I talk about Life and Death. Twilight, […]
Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty
Apples Never Fall is a standalone novel by Liane Moriarty. This is the first book I’ve read start to finish in a really long time. I’ve struggled, depression, life, chaos, and all the regular things that interrupt your reading schedule, it’s been difficult for me to commit to anything. With a new year, comes a […]
The Rose Code by Kate Quinn
Before I tell you all about The Rose Code, I want to start by saying that I’m not a fan of historical fiction. History was my least favourite subject in school, and I tend to snooze when anyone starts talking about the past. I generally choose NOT to read anything historical, because I struggle to […]
The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
This is the second novel written by Alex Michaelides, and after reading his debut novel, The Silent Patient, I was really excited to get my hands on The Maidens. I did mention that this is a stand-alone novel, and both of Michaelides’ books are, but he ties them together with linked characters, which I thought […]
The Little Book of Inspiration by Danny Brown
The Little Book of Inspiration is Danny Brown’s first non-business book of short stories. This review won’t be like any others I’ve written, mostly because this book is unlike any others I’ve read… but also because I happen to be Mrs. Danny Brown. I remember when Danny wrote this, and I had a hand in […]