By Holly Jackson 5 Stars A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson was such a good read that I highly recommend it. It was one of my favourite books because of the captivating storyline and unexpected plot twist! If you're a fan of mystery thrillers with a hint of romance, be sure to check this book out! Here's a summary of the…
Book Review: Beren and Luthien
By J.R.R. Tolkein 3 Stars As the only love story in Middle-earth, and one of the major three stories, the tale of Beren and Luthien Tinuviel is about a young elf maiden and her mortal admirer. The romance between them blossoms as Beren spies Luthien dancing in the forest to the tune of her brother’s music…
Book Review: The Rainmaker
By John Grisham 5 Stars The Rainmaker, authored in 1995 by John Grisham, is a courtroom thriller revolving around Rudy Baylor, a young law student struggling to make ends meet, and a peculiar, seemingly insignificant case that crosses his path. Presented with the case of Donny Ray Black, a terminally ill man afflicted with leukemia, whose family…
Book Review: The Reappearance of Rachel Price
By Holly Jackson 4 Stars The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson might just be the perfect nighttime read. The novel follows Annabel Price, who has lived in the shadow of her mother's mysterious disappearance for the last sixteen years. Now, a documentary is being made about her mother, and Annabel is forced to…
Book Review: The Tales of Beedle the Bard
By J.K. Rowling 4 Stars J.K. Rowling's The Tales of Beedle the Bard is a collection of five fairy tales that have been told to wizards' and witches' children that include important life lessons conveyed by means of magic. Every one of these teaches a moral lesson as fairy tales do in the real world. There are stories of…
Book Review: Blue Lock. 1
By Muniyuki Kaneshiro 4 Stars This awesome manga is the start of something crazy! It displays perseverance, morality, and evolution. The main character, Yoichi Isagi, is a young man who had just returned from a lost soccer game when he received a letter from a special training program. And from that moment onwards, everything in his life changed. …
Book Review: King of Sloth
By Ana Huang 5 Stars King of Sloth by Ana Huang is an unexpectedly refreshing addition to her series, which offers a unique twist on the romance genre. King of Sloth follows the story of Lucian, a laid-back and seemingly unambitious man. Lucian comes from a wealthy family and has always been used to enjoying…
Series Review: Tokyo Goul
By Sui Ishida 5 Stars Tokyo Ghoul is a dark fantasy manga that explores the boundaries between humans and ‘monsters’ through a compelling and emotionally charged narrative set in a world where flesh-eating humans named Ghouls live, hidden among humans. The story follows a young man by the name of Ken Kaneki, who had undergone a…
Video Game Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Created by Activision 2 Stars Overall, this game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, wasn’t as engaging as the other Call of Duty games, as I already mentioned. It wasn’t accurately enjoyable in my taste of the game. Maybe it’s my taste, I don’t know? If it’s your first time in the Modern Warfare series…
Book Review: The Island of Doctor Moreau
By H.G. Wells 5 Stars H.G. Wells authored and published The Island of Doctor Moreau in 1956. This brief novel revolves around Edward Prendick, a shipwrecked traveller who washed up on a mysterious island. Although seeming relatively harmless at first blush, unfolding events wrack terror through the distraught Englishman as he notices abnormal happenings throughout the isle. From bloodcurdling cries to grotesque…
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