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Needful Things by Stephen King - Book Review

Castle Rock has always been a place for the peculiar. But when a new store called “Needful Things” opens its doors, the locals can’t help themselves, each coming to meet the new proprietor with a newf...

Nocturnal by Wilder - Book Review

Utilizing the themes surrounding night, Nocturnal is an aesthetic-based poetry book with illustrations that add to the aesthetic. The poems in this book are written in a simple way to allow readers o...

Persuasion by Jane Austen - Book Review

Eight years before the events of the main story, Anne Elliot is happily engaged to naval officer Fredrick Wentworth but is persuaded by her friend Lady Russell that such a match is unworthy. Now, eigh...

Hexes by Tom Piccirilli - Book Review

Mathew Galen is back in his hometown to save his friends, who are locked up in a nuthouse for some spooky stuff they did when they were kids. The rest of the book is about Mathew fighting off the forc...

By Reanna Quitzon

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Pet Semetary by Stephen King - Book Review

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Pet Semetary by Stephen King - Book Review

When Louis Creed moves his family to the small town of Ludlow after taking on a new job, the young doctor has no idea of the terror that lives in the woods behind their home. His young daughter Allie...

Aleph by Paulo Coelho - Book Review

There is no denying the prominence of Paulo Coelho as an author, especially in the self-development category. This is accurately emphasized by the fact that his book, The Alchemist remains one of the...

Eragon The inheritance cycle 1 by Christopher Paolini - Book Review

In a world where magic has been suppressed and ruled over by a tyrant king, a young boy’s destiny is changed forever when he comes across an egg. Eragon is a simple farm boy whose entire life is turne...

The Long Walk by Stephen King - Book Review

How does a militaristic dictator keep his population entertained? By hosting the most-watched annual television event in history. In an America of the future, 100 boys must line up for the long walk,...

Me before you by Jojo Moyes - Book Review

Meet Louisa Clark, an ordinary girl leading an ordinary life with a close family and steady boyfriend. Having never ventured outside their little village, Louisa is pushed out of her comfort zone when...

O-Zone by Paul Theroux - Book Review

O-Zone is the future. This 1980’s book sets itself in a futuristic America, where Los Angles was destroyed by draught and an Earthquake and New York is a secured city inside a lawless outer country. “...

By Adonis Monahan

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