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Short stories for every reader
Hello Bookworms, when I was younger, my most effective way out of a reading slump would be diving into a short and entertaining comic. Something that, seemingly, we can all agree, is easy to read. I needed a sort of palate cleanser, something not too easy, but not nearly taking any energy I would need… Continue reading
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book review – autopsy of an ex-teen heartthrob
Hello Bookworms, I am certainly no poetry expert; I would say I am an expert at nothing at all, even. But I do think I can say with certainty what this collection of poems lacked. And it was honesty. I was looking forward to this read for a variety of reasons, some being out of… Continue reading
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My obsession with the library
Hello Bookworms, what is the importance of a library? Well, what is the importance of a sanctuary, a home, or a safe space? These could easily be interchanged with the first, as they pose the same question to me. I cannot remember when I was not elated to visit the library. As a child, my… Continue reading
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to live a simple life
Hello Bookworms, I’ve been recently thinking about simplicity, boredom, and the absence of distractions in an ever-distraction-filled world. I think about many things, maybe a little too much, quite often, but I might start sharing a few of my thoughts if only to relieve the pressure from my brain. I’ve been challenging myself with the… Continue reading
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Book Review – Mortality by Christopher Hitchens
Hello Bookworms, long time no book review…is this really a book blog? The answer is yes; we merely mix it up around here. This post reviews a stunning novel, quite literally the definition of thought-proving, in my humble opinion. Morality, although it may seem grim and perhaps even unnecessary, why read a story in which… Continue reading
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The BEST book tropes of all-time – I will duel you if you disagree
Hello Bookworms, let’s talk…..book tropes! We all have our personal preferences, and a few we can collectively agree on, so here are my FAVOURITE tropes! Ultimately, this is another call so that I can have an actual enemies to lovers in real life. Please, could a very attractive male resembling either Percy or Cardan enter… Continue reading
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Book Review – The Vanishing Stair by Maureen Johnson
Hello Bookworms, this is the sequel to Truly Devious that I recently reviewed. The third book in the series is coming out in 2020. Genre: Fiction, Mystery Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐(4/5 stars) Publisher: Published January 22nd 2019 by Katherine Tegen Books Length: Hardcover, 384 pages Summary: All Stevie Bell wanted was to find the key to the Ellingham… Continue reading
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Photos to Inspire your Summer!
Hello Bookworms, it’s finally summer! So grab your book or camera, and get outside! Continue reading
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Book Review – Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson
“A girl from Pittsburgh came to Ellingham Academy and she wanted to see a dead body. She got her wish.” Hello Bookworms, today I will be reviewing Truly Devious, the first book in a thrilling murder mystery series. Genre: Fiction, Mystery Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐(3/5 stars) Publisher:Published January 16th 2018 by HarperCollins Length: Hardcover, 416 pages Summary:… Continue reading
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Book Review – Sadie by Courtney Summers
And it begins, as so many stories do, with a dead girl. Hello Bookworms, I met the author of Sadie a couple of months ago, and I finally got a chance to read it! This novel is packed with suspense, mystery and more! Genre: Young Adult, Mystery, Contemporary Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐(5/5 stars) Publisher:Published September 4th 2018… Continue reading
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