By H.P. Lovecraft 5 Stars The Shadow Out of Time by Howard Phillips Lovecraft is about Nathaniel Wingate Peaslee and his discovery about what had been happening with his mind and his body for five years. During a strange amnesia which lasted for five whole years, a certain strange “second personality” made its appearance, taking…
Book Review: Better Than The Movies
By Lynn Painter 5 Stars Within the 350 pages of this book, Lynn Painter made me fall in love. Liz Buxbaum has been in love with Michael Young since they were kids, playing on the sidewalk and running down the street. So when he moves back into town and starts to become close with Liz's…
Book Review: Geronimo Stilton: The Super Chef Contest
By Elisabetta Dami 5 Stars Geronimo Stilton: The Super Chef Contest is a great book I enjoyed reading because it's about a rodent mouse named Geronimo Stilton who lives in a place called Mouse Island and works as a newspaper editor at the Rodent Gazette. This book is about how Geronimo Stilton is an assistant…
Book Review: If He Had Been With Me
By Laura Nowlin 5 Stars If He Had Been With Me is a story you'll know that will end in tragedy from the very first chapter, yet it will still break your heart. The story follows Autumn Davis and her childhood best friend, Phineas or 'Finny.' They've been best friends since they were taken home…
Book Review: Crimson
By Arthur Slade 4 Stars Crimson is an engrossing addition to the fantasy of the young adult genre written by Arthur Slade: a dark world of magic and danger, resilience. It revolves around Fen, a young girl who grew up in a harsh society governed by Queen Servilia, ruling using magical red dust to hold…
Series Review: Lockwood & Co.
By Jonathan Stroud 5 Stars Lockwood & Co, a five-book series by Jonathan Stroud, is a thrilling supernatural adventure set in a ghost-infested version of London. In this world, only children and teenagers can sense or see ghosts, leading to the rise of ghost-hunting agencies. Among these, a small, quirky agency stands out: Lockwood …
Movie Review: Christopher Robin
Directed by Marc Forster 4 Stars It has been decades since Christopher Robin has come out to play with his friends in the 100-Acre Wood. But he has a good reason: he has grown up. Now an important manager in the company he works for, he has a hard time balancing his overwhelming work life…
Book Review: Red Queen
By Victoria Aveyard 4 Stars In a world segregated by blood, Mare Barrow finds herself caught between her role as a 'Silver' and her duty to fellow Reds. When she discovers that she possesses magical abilities known only to Silvers, Mare Barrow, a young Red girl, is forced to abandon her life of poverty to…
Book Review: Paper Towns
By John Green 5 Stars Paper Towns, by John Green, is a great book about mysteries, self-discovery and the complexity of relationships. It is about a teenage boy named Quentin "Q" Jacobsen, who has a fascination with his mysterious next-door neighbour, Margo Roth Spiegelman. Margo takes Quentin on a night of adventure and pranks. But…
Book Review: The Witches
By Roald Dahl 4 Stars Ronald Dahl's The Witches is a fantastic classic of a novel that ingeniously mixes fantasy with a bit of horror. It plunges readers into a world where they introduce the idea that genuine witches are really not the fairy-tale characters people usually think about but child-hating creatures with creepy powers. …
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