BOOK REVIEWS
The Tower (by Gregg Hurwitz)
Every time I pick up a novel by Gregg Hurwitz, I can’t help but feel confident that it’s going to be an excellent read. His first novel, “The Tower,”…
My Life with the Chimpanzees (by Jane Goodall)
I’ve always had a deep affection for chimpanzees, monkeys, and gorillas. It astounds me how closely they resemble humans in their behaviors, intellect, and emotions. I aspire to one day…
Elon Musk (by Walter Isaacson)
Even though Elon Musk is a controversial person now more than ever, I enjoy learning about people and understanding their unique lives. Walter Isaacson’s writings are particularly esteemed…
The Making of Us (by Lisa Jewell)
I have the utmost intention of reading every book written by Lisa Jewell. Her stories are simply captivating, and I never know which literary world I’ll be immersed in next, and I absolutely adore it!
I Am Mine - Words + Music (by Eddie Vedder)
Back in 1991, Pearl Jam was evolving as a popular grunge rock band based out of Seattle. I was a fan of their songs and often listened to their debut album, Ten. I also enjoyed…
All About Love (by bell hooks)
I discovered bell hooks through one of my favorite Buddhist meditation teachers, Sharon Salzberg. Salzberg frequently praised bell hooks in her podcasts and books…
Rosy and John (by Pierre Lemaitre)
I don’t recall how I came across the profoundly intense writing of Pierre Lemaitre. Somehow, I managed to acquire a copy of Irene, the first book in the Camille Verhoeven series. During the…
The Lost Notebook (by Louise Douglas)
I’ve been wanting to read another book by Louise Douglas ever since I thoroughly enjoyed The House by the Sea a couple of years ago. To catch up…
Haggard House (by Elisabeth Rhoads)
One aspect of having a book blog that I’ve come to appreciate is the opportunity to discover some truly remarkable books that might have otherwise eluded me. Haggard House by Elisabeth Rhoads is an exceptional novel…
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