Difficult to get into with unforgettable characters, sadly this James Paterson book doesn’t live up to readers expectations despite its intriguing story line. It’s just 2 stars for “Private India”.… Read More Book Review: Private India by James Patterson
This book wasn’t all terrible, it did have some redeeming parts – parts which I enjoyed – yet I found “If I Ever Fall” to be confusing, long and at times drab. I’ll give this 2 stars overall.… Read More Book Review: If I Ever Fall by S.D. Robertson
A dark, riveting story of friendship and betrayal. “In a Dark, Dark Wood” is full of tension, twists and jealousy which had me quickly turning pages to see what happened next. I’ll give this one 5 stars.… Read More Book Review: In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware
A charming little YA book about a girl with amnesia trying to explore the world and find her man. Despite its flaws, the disjointed style of “The One Memory of Flora Banks” makes a heartwarming read which I’m scoring 3 stars.… Read More Book Review: The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr
A quick, enjoyable read which I hope can remind those in need that they are not alone in feeling how they do. As an important account of one young man’s struggle with mental illness, this is not something I can 100% relate with, yet “Reasons to Stay Alive” is beautifully written with inspirational quotes on every page and I’m giving it 3 stars.… Read More Book Review: Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig
“The Best Book in The World” may not live up to its name, but it is fun, silly and lighthearted. Unfortunately it’s the ending that lets it down which is the reason for this book receiving 3 stars.… Read More Book Review: The Best Book in The World by Peter Stjernström
