Book 302: Stone Mattress – Margaret Atwood
Atwood is an incredible writer and story teller and there’s really not much more that needs to be said, so when
Book 302: Stone Mattress – Margaret Atwood Read Post »
Atwood is an incredible writer and story teller and there’s really not much more that needs to be said, so when
Book 302: Stone Mattress – Margaret Atwood Read Post »
[Check out my review of Margaret Atwood’s much awaited seque, The Testaments, here.] I can’t believe it’s been over five
Book 272: The Handmaid’s Tale (The Handmaid’s Tale #1) – Margaret Atwood Read Post »
What a great book! I’m not sure where or why I decided I needed to read it but I’m glad
Book 239: All My Friends Are Superheroes – Andrew Kaufman Read Post »
I had no idea what to expect going into this novel other than the basic ideas of what the novel
Book 212: The Front Runner – Patricia Nell Warren Read Post »
This was a surprising read and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Unlike many of the ‘classics’ I’ve read the writing style
Book 211: Uncle Tom’s Cabin – Harriet Beecher Stowe Read Post »
Now, having read two books by Michael Ondaatje, one thing is certain: his writing is incredibly smooth and beautiful, especially
Book 169: In the Skin of a Lion – Michael Ondaatje Read Post »
This is definitely one of the top three most beautiful books I have read this year. Not only is it
Book 151: Annabel – Kathleen Winter Read Post »
In book two of The Heroes of Olympus cycle, Riordan comes through on the perceived promise of keeping things as exciting
Book 93: The Son of Neptune (The Heroes of Olympus #2) – Rick Riordan Read Post »
I could be predictable and say the story is about the English patient, as the title suggests, or any of
Book 66: The English Patient – Michael Ondaatje Read Post »