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The sun is also a star by Nicola Yoon - Book Review

Natasha, along with her parents and brother all live together in New York City, illegally. Faced with the possibility of being deported back to Jamaica, Natasha will stop at nothing to plead their cas...

Normal People by Sally Rooney - Book Review

As a work of literary fiction became a certified contemporary classic shortly after its release in 2018. By the time it made its way stateside, the novel has been heralded for its austere yet emotion...

Daisy Jones and The Six by Taylor Jenkins - Book Review

Ever wonder what it would be like to be the lead singer of a band at a time when rock and roll were at the height of its cultural power? Taylor Jenkins Reid turns that hypothetical into an engrossing...

Death With Interruption by Jose Saramago - Book Review

“The following day no one died” With this incredible first line José Saramago opens his novel Death With Interruptions. In a nameless European country where these events take place, at the stroke of m...

The Invisible Man by H.G Wells - Book Review

Maybe one of Wells’ best books. The story follows Griffin, who after turning himself invisible through some secret means and then burning down his lab and all trace of his work, shows up at an inn. He...

By Kathy Graves

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The Shining by Stephen King - Book Review

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The Shining by Stephen King - Book Review

Jack Torrance, a budding playwright, accepts a job as the winter caretaker for an isolated hotel in the Colorado Rockies. Moving his wife and young son, Danny, halfway across the country, the family s...

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins - Book Review

Catching Fire is the second book of The Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins. Like its predecessor, it takes place in Panem; a post-USA country with a dystopian feel to it. As a power play the gover...

The Tommyknockers by Stephen King - Book Review

The woods behind Bobbi Anderson’s house have always proved to be a great place for her and her trusty dog, Peter, to explore. Sometimes the pair would walk for hours, enjoying the peace and quiet it p...

The longest ride by Nicholas Sparks - Book Review

On April 10th, 1940, Ira Levinson meets Ruth, and they fall in love. Upon his return, they are married and start a life together, filling their house with paintings they both love. Now, at ninety-on...

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde - Book Review

This book is about Dorian Gray (and also about two old friends of very different standings). Dorian Gray is the absolute picture of raw beauty. He’s the most beautiful man a certain painter has ever s...

By Kathy Graves

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