Review

Book Review: Twisted Games #2 by Ana Huang
My overall opinion/review of this book alone is beautiful. I have never read a novel like this before because I'm not into romance. But Ana Huang is going to have me love this category a lot more. I don't know if you all have been to the book section of social media lately, but this author has been getting popular by the minute. So far I can honestly say, she is up there with "Colleen Hoover" who is known for her "It Ends With Us" best seller and the top pick for romance. For the past weeks, I kept passing by YouTube book recs and social media book recs for the LONGEST. And when I keep passing by things, that means I need to check it out. I started with book 2 of the "Twisted" series because since this series is standalone (read them in different orders) I had to try book 2 out first. And I hate to say this but part 2 is my favorite. While everyone else is fawning over part 1 book, I am drooling over part 2. Here is why...
By Sorelle.Maia2 years ago in BookClub
The Isle of Wights
The last three years have been a whirlwind of struggles that have been emotionally draining and mentality exhausting. This week has been full of magical milestones for my little boy (aged 2), from his first ever theme park experience to spending all our coins down the greedy arcade. My partner and I were so excited to go on our first ever family holiday before our second child comes into our lives early next year. Sadly, however, it has been nothing but endless disappointments filled with awful smells and over-priced, almost unedible food.
By Rosie J. Sargent2 years ago in BookClub
World's greatest electronic device
Reading has a long history of being a transforming activity in the history of humanity. Reading has improved our thoughts since the early times of parchment scrolls and leather-bound books to the present day of digital knowledge, as well as acting as a doorway to new worlds, concepts, and viewpoints. One name stands out clearly among the several revolutions that have characterized the development of this admirable endeavor: Kindle.
By Ali Saad2 years ago in BookClub
Turns out, I have a lot in common with Frederich Nietzsche
The title is quite misleading: the “things in common” I have with German philosopher Frederich Nietzsche is hardly because I am familiar with him or his views. My knowledge of Nietzsche was limited to his majestic moustache that appeared on most textbooks. The proper title should be “Turns out, I have a lot in common with Irvin D. Yalom’s view of Frederich Nietzsche,” but that wouldn’t catch anyone’s attention.
By Vu Phan2 years ago in BookClub
What Happened In: 'A Dream So Dark' by L L McKinney
OK, so this is a quick recap of what happens in L L McKinney's amazing sequel, A Dream So Dark. So that you are prepared and up to date, to read the third and final book in the trilogy: A Crown So Cursed.
By Tempest The Author2 years ago in BookClub
CHETAN BHAGAT'S 400 DAYS
Hi, guys ,Iam going to review about Indians highest selling author book"400 days " written by chetan bhagat. He is the author of the best selling novels, which have sold over million copies and have been translated into over twenty languages worldliest new York times has called him "The biggest selling author in indians history ".
By Kalpana Dhaya2 years ago in BookClub
Book review - Poison: Deadly Deeds, Perilous Professions, and Murderous Medicines
Poison – Deadly Deeds, Perilous Professions, and Murderous Medicines By Sarah Albee 2017 Ages 8-12 History, Science
By Jordan J Hall2 years ago in BookClub
The Marvels of Tourism in Malaysia
Introduction Malaysia, a diverse and captivating country nestled in Southeast Asia, has emerged as a premier tourist destination. Boasting a vibrant blend of culture, breathtaking landscapes, and a rich tapestry of history, the country offers an unparalleled experience for travelers. In this article, we will delve into the wonders of tourism in Malaysia, exploring its unique attractions, vibrant cities, and delectable cuisine.
By Mohammad Saufi Md Yunus2 years ago in BookClub
The Parrot Playbook
If you want to buy it then CLICK HERE The Parrot Playbook Once upon a time in the quaint little town of Avianville, nestled deep within a lush, emerald forest, there lived a curious parrot named Percy. Percy was not like any other parrot; he possessed an uncanny talent that set him apart from the rest of his colorful feathered friends. He could mimic any sound or voice he heard with astonishing precision.
By simahat2 years ago in BookClub
Totally Biased Review of Maria Bamford's New Memoir
I first learned about Maria Bamford in the 2005 documentary, The Comedians of Comedy. I had fallen in love with the comedy of Patton Oswalt after listening to his 2004 album Feelin’ Kinda Patton. It was one I quoted frequently to my comedian friends. So when I found out that he had a movie that centered around him and three other comics on tour, I snatched it up and watched it immediately.
By Leslie Writes2 years ago in BookClub
Atomic Habit
James Clear's bestselling self-help book "Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" presents a complete framework for understanding and modifying habits. throughout around 2000 words, we will summarise the essential themes and ideas covered throughout the book.
By Shion2 years ago in BookClub
"Come Sweet Death..." . Content Warning.
"Come sweet death, one last caress..." The Misfits I've written two books on the subject of graverobbers and necrophiles. One from a fictional standpoint, but based on the very real case of Otto Carl Tanzler, a.k.a. "Count von Cosel," a man from the 1930s who robbed the tomb he constructed for the adored object of his infatuation, Cuban immigrant and tuberculoid Elena Milagro De Hoyos, who died in 1928 and who was a beautiful, tricky little thing that enraptured the weird old "Doctor" Count, who wrote in a later, largely fictionalized memoir about the various quack nostrums he used to try and preserve her fast-fading life. He didn't succeed, of course, but, in my novel, he manages, like Herbert West in then-contemporary author H.P. Lovecraft's famous story of the "Reanimator," to bring "His Darling Rose" back to life.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in BookClub