Book review: I’ll Be Gone in the Dark
I’m late on this review, but it is not a reflection on its quality. I listened to it on audiobook this summer while training for a race, so I had plenty o...
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Book review: The Lady in the Tower
One of my favorite historians is Alison Weir. Not only is she thorough and detailed, but she writes in a way that feels like you’re reading fiction. She&#...
Book review: Burntown
Burntown has been on my TBR (To Be Read) list since I heard about it. Already a big fan of The Winter People and The Night Sister, I knew Burntown would be wort...
Book review: Frankenstein
One of the perks of developing my own English class for our co-op is selecting works I love and think are important for young people to read. Out of 15 students...
Book review: Magpie Murders
My experience with The Word is Murder was so delightful that I immediately investigated other Anthony Horowitz novels and selected a New York Times bestseller, ...
Book review: The Word is Murder
If you are a fan of Sherlock Holmes, whether the original Doyle stories or the Benedict Cumberbatch show, then The Word is Murder is for you. Reading a brief s...