I know some of you may be curious as to why anyone would read The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne for fun. This book is typically one you're forced to read for your high school English class and you end up looking up the SparkNotes for it because you can't get through it. I, however, am… Continue reading Book Review of “The Scarlet Letter” by Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Book Review of “Born Wicked” by Jessica Spotswood
I've been buying so many books lately because I'm wanting to branch out from the same stories I've been re-reading for years. One of my favorite places to buy books is a store called Ollies. Ollies is a retail store with books, groceries, pet stuff, home stuff and just really a mixture of everything. If… Continue reading Book Review of “Born Wicked” by Jessica Spotswood
Book Review of “Summer and Bird” by Katherine Catmull
I'm going to be honest and say I wanted this book mainly because of the cover. It is so pretty and I'm a sucker for nice cover art. The synopsis was interesting but seemed a little below my age range, however, it was just $2.00 so I bought it. I was right and wrong about… Continue reading Book Review of “Summer and Bird” by Katherine Catmull
Book Review of “Gilt” by Katherine Longshore
Let me start this review by saying that I do have other books to review besides historical fiction. The book I'm reviewing today, Gilt, is historical fiction and I know that that's the majority of what I've reviewed, but I just finished it and I couldn't resist reviewing it while it was fresh on my mind.… Continue reading Book Review of “Gilt” by Katherine Longshore
Book Review of “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn
I really like when someone gets me to read a book that I typically wouldn't have picked up. My brother, who has read more than I'll probably ever be able to, suggested I read the book Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. I had heard about it because it was, and still is, a very popular… Continue reading Book Review of “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn
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