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Little Birds by Hannah Lee Kidder - Book Review

This collection of short fiction stories touches on multiple subjects, all of which have a sense of relatability within them. Hannah’s style of writing is direct and utilizes description to build each...

Cujo by Stephen king

It was a move that was supposed to save their family after Vic learns of Donna’s affair. Castle Rock would be the fresh start they needed, a welcome change of pace from New York City. Together with th...

The Lair of the White Worm by Bram Stoker - Book Review

The Lair of the White Worm is Bram Stoker’s far less popular novel, compared to Dracula. It was also his last. It’s about a man named Adam Salton and takes place in the English countryside...

Little fires everywhere by Celeste Ng

In the placid and progressive suburb of Shakers heights, everything its meticulously planned from its lawns to its residents, local Elena Richardson knows this firsthand and has built her entire life...

Before They Are Hanged (First Law 2) by Joe Abercrombie - Book Review

Setting out on a deadly quest with the shadows of war looming over the Union, can Bayaz’s group of misfits learn to trust each other enough to survive? After the interesting conclusion we are left wi...

Insomnia by Stephen King - Book Review

Ralph is no spring chicken when it comes to sleep. But after the death of his wife, he begins to suffer from a bad case of insomnia, waking earlier with each passing night. As his days get longer and...

Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult - Book Review

When Jenna Metcalf was only three years old and living with her mother on an elephant sanctuary, her mother disappears and is never heard from again. Now, many years later, Jenna sets out to find her...

Chess Story by Stefan Zweig - Book Review

It seems that every time a literary or cinematic work tries to depict a chess game, it always creates this fierce game where victory, loss, and aptness are outlined, but what makes Chess Story differe...

Outlander by Diana Gabaldon - Book Review

A moving story about love, loss, and one woman’s journey through time, and the unfolding of one of history’s most tragic battles, changing the course of an entire country. In 1945, with the end...

Finders Keepers by Stephen King - Book Review

Morris Bellamy is a nobody, a petty criminal with little hope. But when he robs and murders the author of the Runners trilogy in 1978, he sets the wheels in motion for a confrontation that won’t happe...

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