Book Review: Ash
Wallace’s ingenious use of metaphor is poetic and powerful, as is the roar and the restraint in these pages.
Wallace’s ingenious use of metaphor is poetic and powerful, as is the roar and the restraint in these pages.
Tremorby Teju ColeReview by Rosa Tremor by Teju Cole is a genre-bending gem that transcends traditional boundaries, dancing between fiction
A wholly immersive read and a fascinating insight into pirate life! Great for fans of other woman-centric historical fiction.
Themes of betrayal, redemption, and the power of choice are expertly woven into the narrative, elevating it beyond a mere fantasy tale.
This novel will delight enthusiasts of eerie narratives, offering a fresh and captivating twist on the classic haunted house trope.
Thought-provoking and intriguing, you may have to re-read to grasp his point but this only makes the eventual realization all the better.
This book stresses the role that we can play in the climate crisis as consumers and introduces some exciting new alternatives…
It combines goofy wholesome humour with a large helping of emotional character development and fast-paced fantasy action.
Brimming with sci-fi goodness, it’s a novel positively packed with interesting ideas and thought provoking characters
Creeping atmosphere, intricately detailed designs and a disconcerting feeling of solitude all come together in this incredible horror manga.
The slow build, the beautiful gut-wrenching ending, and the profound exploration of love and sacrifice make this novel an absolute must-read.
As I followed Sonia through the everyday mundanity, gruelling work, and some unsavoury characters, her racetrack became its own little city.
A remarkable book, moving, fascinating, thought-provoking and short enough you’ll want to read it again the moment you finish.
An amazing, character-defining, self-contained Wolverine story. No prior knowledge of the character or the X-Men is required.
Cam and Adalyn have the kind of love story people dream of and I enjoyed every second of watching it develop.
John Allison has a gift for noticing the sweetness, finding gentleness everywhere and holding dear to a contemplative sentimentality.
This graphic novel has amazing characterization of Batman and Commissioner Gordon.
These poems lead with an open heart, pleading with surrender and screaming for justice and anyone who is watching can feel Avia’s frustration.
There’s plenty of room to add the extension packs to your game-play, though this game takes a while to learn.
I spent most of this book sitting in discomfort and rage and that desperate yearning to understand oneself.
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