RevYou - Books Reviews

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...

Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator by Roald Dahl - Book Review

After “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, Dahl introduces a sequel that starts exactly where the first book left off. In “Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator”, Mr. Wonka takes Charlie and his entire...

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,...

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis - Book Review

In the magical land of Narnia, which lies just beyond the wardrobe, eternal winter has taken hold of the land, and its inhabitants live in fear of the White Witch. During World War II, the Pevensie c...

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. “...

Dear Midnight by Zack Grey - Book Review

Grey combines aesthetic with a tragic love story in Dear Midnight—all told through progressive poems. The aesthetic of day to night parallels to the ups and downs of a relationship. From initial pupp...

Five feet apart by Rachel Lippincott - Book Review

Stella Grant has been in and out of hospitals her entire life, due to cystic fibrosis, a rare disease affecting her lungs and digestive tract, but she likes to stay in control by making lists and post...

Gerald's Game by Stephen King - Book Review

It was fun in the beginning. The handcuffs, the isolation, the vulnerability. But sometimes things can get out of hand and this time, Jessie wasn’t playing along. If only Gerald had heeded her pleas;...

Sugar Skin by Nicholas Wilson - Book Review

Sugar Skin is the debut novel of Mr. Wilson, and it is a powerhouse. Hard to describe exactly what genre this book falls under, but it follows the story of protagonist Tank. He’s a young backpacker ex...

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