You know that feeling when you finish a good book – No, not the feeling that your best friend is moving away. No, it’s the other emotion – the one that comes right after you’ve cried at the last page or thrown the book across the room because of the ending…… Yes, the anxiety of choosing your next read. Will it be up to your expectations, will it fill that void, and will it be as good as the one I just read. The angst and torment of booklovers everywhere !
To get lost in this raindrop click for moreMonth: April 2018
[Book Review] Wildwood by Elinor Florence
Since I read more thrillers these days, Wildwood was a little detour from my “who-dunnit” page-turners. I picked this one up because I liked the premise of the novel; living off the grid is something that appeals to me very much (for like a weekend maybe). Wildwood was a much needed escape into the quiet, haunting Canadian north – a year long journey into the harsh northern landscape and one single mother’s determination to survive.
To get lost in this raindrop click for more[Book Review] I’m thinking of ending things by Iain Reid
This novel blew my mind. IT – BLEW – MY – MIND !! I’m not even scared to give anything away while writing this review because I don’t think I can even verbalise what a trip the ending was. On the very last page, Iain Reid begs us to sit down…. And as I finished the last page I thought… wow, what did I just read?
To get lost in this raindrop click for more[Book Review] For Everyone by Jason Reynolds
April is poetry month here in Canada and I’m going to share a powerful work by Jason Reynolds that is profound and honest. It’s a beautiful letter written for … For Everyone !
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