Book Review The Eye of the World Introduction The epic fantasy genre has always created entire worlds filled with amazing creatures and long journeys. The Lord of the Rings made this kind of story famous, but Robert Jordan’s The Eye of the World showed what it could truly become. His story introduced new ideas, strong […]

Book Review The Great Gatsby Introduction When I first picked up The Great Gatsby, I had already watched the movie with Leonardo DiCaprio. Still, reading the original novel felt special. There’s always something magical about holding a classic book in your hands. For readers like me, returning to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s own words feels richer […]

Book Review One Perfect Couple Introduction Hello, everyone, and welcome back to my blog where I share thoughts on the newest Ruth Ware thriller, One Perfect Couple. This book instantly caught my attention. I finally read it while relaxing at the beach this summer, and the whole experience made the story even more fun to […]

Book Review The Family Upstairs Introduction The Family Upstairs was the first book I read in July, and also my first Lisa Jewell novel. I had heard a lot about her thrillers, especially Then She Was Gone, which made me curious. Many readers called her stories gripping and full of twists. As a result, I […]

Book Review The Silent Patient Introduction For this week’s review, I’m diving into The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. It’s a psychological thriller that had been on my list for ages and all over book communities online. Before I even opened it, I had already seen it everywhere—almost like it was following me on every […]

Book Review Never Lie Introduction Overall, reading Never Lie as my fifth Freida McFadden book helped me understand her writing style better. However, since this was only my second story outside The Housemaid series, I noticed how McFadden mixes suspense with a fast pace. In addition, it also made me curious about her future books […]

Book Review The Teacher (McFadden) Introduction When I look back at my recent reviews, I realize how often I return to Freida McFadden’s books. It’s not because I’m her biggest fan, but because I know exactly what I’ll get—short, gripping, and full of fast twists. That style makes The Teacher one of my favorite reads […]

Book Review The Spellshop Introduction & First Impressions The Spellshop is a cozy fantasy that instantly pulls you into its warm and magical world. Moreover, it delivers a sense of warmth that stays with you. This cozy fantasy by Sarah Beth Durst builds a bright and comforting world. The magic system caught my attention right […]

Book Review: Tress of the Emerald Sea Introduction Tress of the Emerald Sea by Brandon Sanderson is one of my favourite reads. It reminds me why I love exploring stories from different authors. Moreover, his writing is friendly and full of humour, with vivid characters that feel alive. Meanwhile, beneath every scene, there’s a sense […]

Book Review Reminders of Him Introduction When I first subscribed to The Globe and Mail, Canada’s major newspaper, I noticed Reminders of Him by Colleen Hoover on the bestseller list. It immediately caught my attention. Hoover’s name appeared again and again, with several books dominating the charts. When I finally picked up Reminders of Him, […]