Literature & Fiction

The Other Einstein: A Novel
The Other Einstein: A Novel

Review:Although this is a fictional account of actual events, I found it quite illuminating. I didn't know Einstein' s first wife had such an impact on his discoveries or hers. It also depicts a time in history where women were expected to know their place and defer to their husbands. In that sense, this is definitely a piece of historical fiction...a very enlightening one at that. Read more

The Sunday Times Top 10 Bestselling Thriller - My Husband's Wife
The Sunday Times Top 10 Bestselling Thriller - My Husband's Wife

Review:The book amazing. It was obviously well outlined so that bombshell after bombshell were continually surprises and unforcastable .o
It was a difficult book to review without being a spoiler. However, I can say it was an excellent tale that delved into the difficulty of forgiveness, self analysis, and truly confessing bad behaviors to others. None of the characters were really likeable nor truly despicable. Real people with real problems. I had some problems with the character shifts in dome o... Read more

The She Book
The She Book

Review:Beauty book of heart-delivered poetry which tackles both the light and dark with bravery and Tanya's special sparkly-ness akin to get Thug Unicorn Instagram feed. Truly soulful book that I'll revisit often for inspiration Read more

One Last Time
One Last Time

Review:One Last Time was my favorite book by Corinne Michaels to date. Noah and Kristen's story will make you laugh, cry and swoon, it's so good. Kristen is a woman who has endured so much heartache but stays strong. Noah is a hot alpha male that will have you swooning with his kind and open heart. Put these two together and you have magic. I truly loved this story. I guarantee this is a book you will fall in love with, I know I did. Read more

101 Great American Poems (Dover Thrift Editions)
101 Great American Poems (Dover Thrift Editions)

Review:101 of the very best American Poems are collected in the small book for just .99 cent. It covers Longfellow, Poe, Whitman, Frost and William Carlos Williams and Langston Hughes. As well as Emily Dickinson, Sara Teasdale and Edna St. Vincent Millay All the great and near great America poems get a page in this small anthology. For the price it is hard to beat and is a quick overview of the great and near great America poets, Myself I love the works of Dickinson and Poe, but I was surprised finding... Read more

Two Boys Kissing
Two Boys Kissing

Review:I cannot recommend this book too highly. Levithan succeeds in brilliantly reflecting both the thoughts and feelings of a young generation of boys with varied gay experience with his own Greek chorus of older AIDS era experiences. This is about as close to a tour de force as you're going to get. Bravo. Read more

Complete Tales and Poems [GoodBook Classics]
Complete Tales and Poems [GoodBook Classics]

Review:Wonderful. I've come across multiple Poe collections before and usually something is edited out of them, and stories would be missing. This is a great, complete book. Dark and mysterious, with great sense of humour, and always my favourite. Read more

Seize the Day (Penguin Classics)
Seize the Day (Penguin Classics)

Review:I have struggled with procrastination and self-defeating behaviors. Joyce's words have given me the strength, courage, confidence, restoration of my identity as a daughter of Christ...to go out and take hold of the amazing Life God has planned for me...and seize this day. This book is sure to be a blessing to all who purchase this. Read more

Suicide Forest (World's Scariest Places)
Suicide Forest (World's Scariest Places)

Review:What a story! I never knew what would happen next. It was awful and awesome from the start through the ending. The writing made for many different feelings with horror at its best. What an author! This is a one or two sitting read. I highly recommend this book to thrill and chill you. Hang on! Read more

The Cabin at the End of the World: A Novel
The Cabin at the End of the World: A Novel

Review:Tremblay keeps getting better and better with each book. This is a well written, taut, little thriller that I have been replaying in my mind for days now.

Most of the negative reviews seem to be stuck on the lack of a definitive ending. Having read Tremblay's other work, I knew not to expect definitive answers, so this didn't bother me in the least. Mileage clearly varies, but if the plot appeals to you and you don't need a tidy epilogue I think you'd be well pleased with this book. Read more

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