-
A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki ― “Life is fleeting. Don’t waste a single moment of your precious life. Wake up now! And now! And now!”
You might be aquainted with my compusive need of purchasing all the Kindle book on sale that I come across! You might even related to that, so when I saw this book on sale I had to buy it and had to read it right away! I am going to get all romantic but this…
-
“She was extremely smart, and now she was just a mother” ― We Were Mothers ― Katie Sise
Hello, again book royalists! Another book review overdue! I am just going to say that I love taking notes and pretty much write the review on a note on my phone, it makes it easier at the time to finally translate it here! I have had this review on the draft for so long so…
-
Editorial Book Review: Drinking the Ocean by O.E.B | Inkish Kingdoms
From the grabbing opening to the poetic ending, sweet and on point, O.E.B. delivers “Drinking the Ocean” a coming-of-age story of self-discovery and teenage struggles. – Inkish Kingdoms
-
Editorial Book Review: Traveller Inceptio by Rob Shackleford | Inkish Kingdoms
From the exotic lands of Australia to England, Traveller Inceptio moves cross time and land. As a group of students discovered by mistake a time machine, they struggled to decide what to do with it since it only sends you 1000 years in the past. While they test the machine with themselves and other items,…
-
The Island of Dr. Moreau ― H.G. Wells, ― “I must confess that I lost faith in the sanity of the world”
Reading these kind of books give me a feeling of accomplishment in life… not only because I read another book, another classic, but because it is just so deep and gives such a good image of the fears of the late Victorians. Wells does an amazing job alluding all these fears and problems of the…
-
Pines ― Blake Crouch ―“For every perfect little town, there’s something ugly underneath. No dream without the nightmare.”
I started reading this book and everything was… cool… not too weird… It gave me the creeps… everything was… fine… perfect, but then I just couldn’t take it anymore. This book was killing me slowly. The tension was dripping slowly almost motionless down my throat, the frustration was suffocating me, the horror of the perfection…
-
“Privileged white people demanding this and that” ― T.C. Boyle, The Harder They Come
The Harder They Come is a characters based story, which is incredible if you are wondering how this book can fit into today’s political developments. In this text, T.C. Boyle created three main characters, that slowly will take you to the incredible climax. The author seems to portray not only regular American citizens but also…
-
Editorial Book Review: “PARADIGM SHIFT: Future Comes from Behind” by S.T.K. Chan | Inkish Kingdoms
This title is also part of Kindle Unlimited, so if you are members of that subscription, you can totally get it free, and if you are not, you can sign up here!**Using the Affiliate Links will help us a lot!** Fearlessly impossible, recklessly irreverent. Easy to get lost in an action-packed and socially debatable story…
Inkish Kingdoms 