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REVIEW: Razorblade Tears by S.A. Cosby
A redemption story. Two fathers. One black and one white. Heading on a quest to find a murderer of their sons.
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REVIEW: The Neapolitan Novels (My Brilliant Friend) by Elena Ferrante
Naples, Italy, from 1950's till today. Two women, different as they can be. One country. Many ways to live. Unique and honest, this is a must read.
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REVIEW: The Light Through the Leaves by Glendy Vanderah
Beautiful story about family, unbreakable bonds and nature. Something that will definitely warm your heart.
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REVIEW: Shantaram by G.D. Roberts
Reading Shantaram is an experience.. And even though it's huge, when you're near the end, you just don't want to finish. Ever.
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REVIEW: Side Trip by Kerry Lonsdale
Car. Route 66. Hot guy with a guitar and a girl dressed in 50's attire. What are the odds of them falling in love?
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REVIEW: American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
Title: American DirtAuthor: Jeanine CumminsType: FictionPublished: 2020.Pages: 459Publisher: Flatiron Books “She feigns confidence in the way all mothers know how to do in front of their children. She wears the fierce maternal armor…
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REVIEW: Disappearing Earth by Julia Phillips
Set in distant Kamchatka, this multi layered book will capture you from the first chapter.
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REVEW: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
First buddy read of 2021, and one of the most loved books by voices of Goodreads users. So what did I think of it?
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REVIEW: Migrations by Charlotte McConaghy
An interesting story about a woman's quest in a dissaperaring world of near future.
