I have never read Jane Eyre until this year. I knew the basic story line, but I could never get past the first few chapters. Luckily, I have matured or appreciate it better, or the timing was just right this time. I read it recently, and I loved it! Jane Eyre follows the coming of …
Continue reading A New Favorite Classic [Jane Eyre]: A Review
Today I'm back with a review of a new favorite book of mine, The Little Paris Bookshop. This is a book for all book lovers, for those who believe reading can heal your heart and fuel your soul, for those who love to travel, for people that believe in the power of love, food, and books. …
Continue reading Reading is Beautiful [The Little Paris Bookshop]: A Review
HI everyone! I am super excited to post my first review of a classic as part of my participation in The Classics Club. Check out my full list here. Little Women by Louisa May Alcott tells the story of the March sisters all growing up during the United States Civil War. Together they share in adventures, …
To Kill a Mockingbird is a book that I first read in early high school. I remember it being a great book and a few specific details have stayed with me--Tom Robinson attempting to escape prison and Scout in a ham costume, to name a few. But I hadn't read it since. I was super …
Continue reading Revisiting [To Kill A Mockingbird]: A Review
It's taken me several days to digest all that this novel offers. I can think of many words to describe this book: beautiful, compelling, detailed, descriptive, fascinating. But I have been trying to hone my thoughts to be able to create a more coherent review. There are just so many fantastic details, integral characters, intriguing …
I had this book recommended to me by several of my friends in my book group. When I bought another book group novel online, I decided to grab this one as well. The Night Circus is enchanting. Absolutely enchanting. Erin Morgenstern seamlessly blends time, reality, and magic into a beautiful story about true love and the …
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