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Undertow by Drake Douglas - Book Review

“Undertow” follows the life of a married couple in the wake of the devastating loss of their daughter (hit by a car). They both decide to move to a small, sleepy hamlet, somewhere on the East Coast, t...

You Only Love Me When I’m Suffering by Jon Lupin - Book Review

Jon combines raw emotion with relatable imagery while adding a dash of fiction representation in his poems. Inspired by his personal struggles with heartbreak, the love before it, and how he was able...

Tides of War by Christie Golden - Book Review

This novel exquisitely portrays the tragedy of Theramore and the downward spiral of Jaina. Christie Golden showed us perfectly how heartbroken Jaina was and how the sweet peaceful Mage who never liked...

Kafka On The Shore by Haruki Murakami - Book Review

Kafka On The Shore revolves around two characters’ compelling journeys. The narrative alternates back and forth between each plotline with each chapter. The odd-numbered chapters tell the fifteen-year...

Matilda By Roald Dahl - Book Review

Growing up this has been one of my favorite books, and now, this is one of my nieces’ favorite books of all times. The book is about Matilda, a timid and quiet young girl who despite her shyness is ex...

Mechanics of Composite Materials 2nd Edition by Robert M. Jones

This is not like any other mechanics of materials book you’ve ever read! Unless you’ve read ones about composite materials, of course. The average manufacturing or mechanical engineer, or engineering...

Coraline by Neil Gaiman - Book Review

Our journey begins with Neil Gaiman’s young heroine; Coraline Jones, as she drags us through a tiny door that leads to her apartment. Only it’s not her apartment; it’s eerily different. Not in terms o...

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas - Book Review

Crown of Midnight is the second book in the Throne of Glass series authored by Sarah J. Maas. It is strongly advised to read the first book before diving into the adventures of the second one since th...

Girl Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen - Book Review

With this autobiography, Susana Kaysen takes us back to 1967 when she was just an 18-year-old aspiring writer. While a quick overview of the book might give you the wrong impression that the writer so...

The Two Towers by J. R. R. Tolkien - Book Review

“The Two Towers” starts from where “The Fellowship of The Ring” left off; The “Fellowship” is broken and now the reader is forced to follow two different storylines in this two-part volume. Since the...

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