If you are a fan of YA fantasy, then you should pick this book Tribal Affairs right away. Even if you are not, try the book you might end up liking it thanks to its interesting narration.
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Book review: An Unexpected Afterlife
What if you were resurrected and your religious world was all ready to believe in it until you literally are resurrected? Would they understand you are the one that fulfills that prophecies? How would the modern world accept it?
Book review: Forsaken
Who in their right mind would reach out for a...
Book review: The Devil’s Prayer
I once got caught red handed by my Science teacher in my fourth grade for reading Archie's while she was teaching. (Yea I live on the edge like that.) A friend had brought her book for me to read and I wanted to finish it before the evening. No wonder I stood without...
Book review: The Speaking Ghost of Rajpur
My countdown of the number of days for summer holidays to begin starts right from the day our school reopens. I guess every Indian child would have done this. Summer vacations are all we wait for. For me, summer reminds me of the lazy afternoons with no fixed...
Book Review: The Girl Who Couldn’t Come Up With an Original Title
This week has chosen to be dark themed on its own. I have been reading on and off these days, erm.. actually took a long break from reading and that is for sure going to affect my yearly target of 52 books. I know it sounds an easy mark for few, but seems such...
Book Review: The Grownup
I love Dr House from the TV series, Harvey Spectre from SUITS and Alan Shore from Boston Legal. Oh Scarlett O'Hara from Gone with the Wind, of course. Wondering what is common among these characters that I seem to love so much? They are all arrogant, cocky and snarky...
Book Review: Hey Dad! Meet My Mom
I began writing reviews about the books I read, before realizing those were called "reviews". I wrote them in an year old diary just to have a document the characters and place I read about, as I was reading too many books for my own good and was not able to recollect...
Book review: Ivy’s Envy
Book: Ivy's EnvyAuthor: Latashia FigueroaGenre: Fiction - HorrorMain Characters: Ivy, Thomas Miles, Grandma ShirleySeries: Want & Decay Trilogy # 1I have always liked reading horror and psychological thrillers, but when I read the blurb of Ivy's Envy I was not...
Book review: Rose Madder
I should start first off, saying I was not a huge fan of Stephen King's. Believe it or not, I have been having a half read Four Past Midnight for almost 5 years now in my bookshelf. Call me weak heart (people have), but I graciously passed chances of getting...