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Dear Edward ― Ann Napolitano ― “Take stock of who we are, and what we have, and then use it for good.”
This story was incredible and unadventurous, which is such a strange combination. The story is told in two narratives: before and after the crash, and I did not enjoy the pre-crash story. I considered this part of the story a filler that did not add any value to the main character’s development. The author makes…
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Leaving the country? Go to Europe but first read these books recommended by Inkish Kingdoms!
Planning a trip? Thinking of visiting another country? Which are the best places to visit when going out for the first time? Check this out and let us help you with your decision! Check us on Instagram, Facebook, Tumbler, and other sites for our book photography, reviews on-demand, indie reviews, and memes! The very first…
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ARC Review: Under the Water by Paul Pen
Paul Pen’s new novel has the potential of becoming a new Hollywood blockbuster movie. The novel has the perfect elements of suspense that will drive Halle Berry to be the protagonist. An incredible creation of complicated characters! Anti-heroes, annoying secondary characters, and evil villains. Paul maneuvers the archetypal characters and the point of view of…
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Editorial Book Review: “Fourth Courier” by Timothy Jay Smith
Brewed in a crumbling and miasmic city of post-war Poland, the awarded style of Timothy Jay Smith delivers in our table a first-class concoction for the crime scene! Treason, crossing hearts, and foul play are the main events in this glorious novel written by this emerging best selling author! The communist have crashed like the…
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“We gained control of many things. But we had to let go of others.” ― The Giver, Lois Lowry
I have to say that I love this book and all the deep interpretations that we can give to it. Not only to what the author explains but to what she implies without saying any explicit words. What makes us individuals? Or why is individualism a threat to the government and to mind control? In…
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