A long, fantastical novel by Stephen King, written like a fairytale.
Fairy Tale by Stephen King | book review
A long, fantastical novel by Stephen King, written like a fairytale.
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Mystery in the Tundra by Pedro Urvi | book review
Book three in Pedro Urvi's middle grade fantasy adventure series, Path of the Ranger.
The King’s Secret by Pedro Urvi | book review
Book two in Pedro Urvi's middle grade fantasy adventure series, Path of the Ranger.
The Traitor’s Son by Pedro Urvi | book review
Book one in Pedro Urvi's middle grade fantasy adventure series, Path of the Ranger.
The Secret Refuge by Pedro Urvi | book review
The fifth book in the Path of the Ranger series by Pedro Urvi.
The Power of Trees by Peter Wohlleben | book review
A passionate book about the natural ability of trees to repopulate by Peter Wohlleben.
Mapping the Darkness by Kenneth Miller | book review
An excellent history-cum-biography of the world of sleep science.
The Little French Bookshop by Cecile Pivot | book review
A beautiful contemporary fiction novel about a group who writes letters.
Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros | book review
Book review for book #2 in the Empyrian series.
Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli | Book Review
【 IMOGEN, OBVIOUSLY 】 ★★★★★ Entirely amazing and stressful as always. Genre: Contemporary, Young Adult, Romance, QueerAuthor: Becky AlbertalliPublished: December 2022Publisher: HarperCollinsPages: 368 (paperback) I am such a great admirer for the way Albertalli writes such complicated nuances of life in what is ultimately a light-hearted romance novel. So impressive! This was possibly my favourite … Continue reading Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli | Book Review
