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Category Archives: Literary Fiction
Model Home by Rivers Solomon – a Book Review
I originally chose this novel as a Haunted House book for my reading challenge, but I have changed my mind. While there is that element of the creepy family home of hidden terrors that plague the nightmares of the now-grown … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Horror, Literary Fiction, own voices, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, fiction, haunting, mental health, parental loss, psychological horror, reading, reading challenge, Sisters
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Six Days in Bombay by Alka Joshi – a Book Review
Alka Joshi has this knack for creating memorable narratives. This novel, loosely based on the story of the artist, Amrita Sher-Gil, a celebrated female painter of the early 20th century, follows Sona, a nurse in a hospital in Bombay. When … Continue reading
My Friends by Fredrik Backman – a Book Review
How many authors can continuously churn out books that rake in well more than a 4 star average? Not many, but Fredrik Backman is one of them. He’s a prolific author, and it’s amazing he’s able to have the kind … Continue reading
Posted in Coming of Age, General fiction, humor, Literary Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, fiction, reading, reading challenge
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Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler – a Book Review
I have been very fortunate this year so far in that the book club books chosen by my fellow members just happen to slot into my Reading Challenge. This book, Parable of the Sower, the first book in the Earthseed … Continue reading
The God of the Woods by Liz Moore – a Book Review
I was first introduced to Liz Moore a few years ago when I devoured The Unseen World, which I noted in my goodreads review from 2017 as “quietly spectacular.” I remember it being a technologically-driven mystery for super smart people, … Continue reading
Posted in Coming of Age, General fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, mystery, thriller, Uncategorized, Women's fiction
Tagged Adirondaks, book review, books, reading, summer camp
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James by Percival Everett – a Book Review
I hope you came here for unpopular opinions, because I’m about to throw one at you. I’m not a big Mark Twain fan. I know, I know, but hear me out… It’s not his ideas. I love the concept of … Continue reading
Sleeping Giants by Rene Denfeld – a Book Review
Real life has been a little daunting lately. As such, I have done quite a bit of reading but very little reviewing. I just can’t get my mind back in the game for some reason. I fear with how the … Continue reading
Posted in Coming of Age, General fiction, Literary Fiction, mystery, thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged book blog, book review, books, Oregon, reading, relationships, siblings, west coast
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House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng – a Book Review
W. Somerset Maugham is one of those writers who has always held a place on my to-read list but I have just never gotten around to reading him. That’s a real pity, because I feel that familiarity with his work … Continue reading
The Garden by Clare Beams – a Book Review
It’s 1948, and Irene Willard finds herself left at the doors of an old mansion-turned hospital. All women at this hospital, like her, have only ever experienced the heartbreak of lost pregnancy and are desperate to deliver to their husbands … Continue reading