“The ABC Murders” by Agatha Christie
Agatha Christie’s *The ABC Murders* is a gripping crime thriller following Hercule Poirot as he investigates a series of murders linked by a unique alphabetical pattern. The review…
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When Ruskin took me back to Rusty!
This review of Ruskin Bond’s *Glimpses of the Past* explores the author's personal memoirs, including his childhood, life in Delhi, and experiences with family separation. Praising…
Mad Mabel Making me Mad: Audiobook experience!
The reviewer highly recommends the audiobook version of Sally Hepworth's *Mad Mabel*, specifically praising narrators Hannah Fredrickson and Jenny Seedsman for their exceptional pe…
Cozy winters bring cozy mysteries: Inn over her head by Di Davis
After buying a bed and breakfast in Dusky Cove, single mother Lori Keyes becomes the prime suspect when a demanding guest is found dead at her inn. To clear her name against commun…
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HAMNET BY MAGGIE O’FARRELL - BOOK REVIEW
This review praises Maggie O’Farrell’s historical fiction novel *Hamnet*, which explores how the death of Shakespeare's son inspired the creation of the play *Hamlet*. Despite some…
NIGHT CRAWLING BY LEILA MOTTLEY - BOOK REVIEW
Leila Mottley’s contemporary novel, *Night Crawling*, depicts the harrowing life of Kiara, a teenager in Oakland struggling with poverty, sex work, and sexual assault. The reviewer…
NORMAL PEOPLE BY SALLY ROONEY - BOOK REVIEW
This review of Sally Rooney’s *Normal People* explores the complex, cyclical relationship between Marianne and Connell, two individuals who struggle to express their feelings due t…
I WHO HAVE NEVER KNOWN MEN BY JACQUELINE HARPMAN - BOOK REVIEW
This review of Jacqueline Harpman’s dystopian novel, *I Who Have Never Known Men*, describes a story about forty women attempting to escape an enclosed chamber to search for a habi…
PROPHET SONG BY PAUL LYNCH - BOOK REVIEW
This review of Paul Lynch’s Booker Prize-winning novel, *Prophet Song*, describes a harrowing dystopian tale set in a totalitarian Dublin. The story follows a mother’s desperate st…
“The Story Map” by Sandeep Nair.
Sandeep Nair’s "The Story Map" argues that storytelling is a learnable skill rather than an innate talent that can be developed through practice. Using a simple three-part framewor…
Book Review: The Problem With Wishes by Hazel Calder
After being passed over for a long-awaited promotion, a hardworking professional named Scarlett discovers a handsome genie named Sahir who offers her three wishes. This magical rea…
Book Review – Assassins Can’t Do It Alone
This review of Venkataraman Sheshashayee’s *Assassins Can’t Do It Alone* describes a gripping thriller about a retired CEO who uses his meticulous corporate skills to become a vigi…