Book Review: The House We Grew Up In
I was already a fan of Lisa Jewell’s work, specifically of The Family Upstairs, and I devoured her latest book with the same fervor. The Birds live in a pictur...
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Book Review: Kindred
Having read some of Octavia Butler’s work before, I knew reading Kindred was going to be an emotional journey. It did not disappoint. Dana is a young, African A...
Book Review: The Family Upstairs
Libby Jones is a young London woman who knows she’s adopted. She’s fine with this, though she’s always been curious about her origins and biol...
Book Review: Rebecca
Teaching English at our co-op has reignited my interest in the classics, and one glaring void on my shelf was Rebecca. The 1938 Gothic novel was written by Daph...
Book Review: The Lying Game
Already on a Ruth Ware roll, I decided to finish all five of her books and read The Lying Game. Without a doubt, this one was my favorite. Isa is on maternity l...
Book Review: Three novels by Ruth Ware
I didn’t immediately jump on the Ruth Ware bandwagon after reading In a Dark, Dark Wood back in 2016. I liked the book just fine, but I wasn’t feeli...