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Review: ‘Homegoing’ by Yaa Gyasi

Yaa Gyasi’s debut novel Homegoing is a literary tour de force. Exploring the repercussions and inherited trauma of slavery, both…

What I’ve Been Reading Recently

Well hello again. Sorry that it’s been so long since we last hung out here and chatted about books. I’ve…

anna burns, eleanor oliphant is completely fine, gail honeyman, lisa see, milkman, snow flower and the secret fan

The Most Magical Books

You’re never too old for magic. There’s a reason the Harry Potter series is credited with helping a whole generation…

angela carter, circe, harry potter, madeline miller, magical books, northern lights, philip pullmman

Review: “Educated” by Tara Westover

Given that Obama already listed Educated as one of his top books of 2018, I guess it doesn’t really need…

Review: “My Year of Rest and Relaxation” by Ottessa Moshfegh

I think I first heard of My Year of Rest and Relaxation in the Buzzfeed Books newsletter. I don’t remember exactly…

best books 2018, book review, my year of rest and relaxation, ottessa moshfegh

Books to Read if you Hate to Read

I get it, not everyone is a book nerd like me. Part of the reason I started this blog was…

Books to read if you hate to read, harry potter, Heartburn, I Am Not Your Negro, J.K Rowling, Judy Greer, The Girl on the Train, The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Princess Bride

Short Story Collections to Make You Feel Smart in Short Bursts

Some people (aka my mum), are not fans of short stories. I think that’s dumb (sorry mum). Seriously though, what’s…

angela carter, flannery o'connor, george saunders, haruki murakami, joyce carol oats, raymond carver, short stories

Review: “Reading Lolita in Tehran: A Memoir in Books” by Azir Nafisi

When I finally sat down to start Reading Lolita in Tehran a couple of weeks ago, I felt it had…

azir nafisi, book review, reading lolita in tehran

Books to Read on Your Commute

Here is a fun fact that I learnt during a social psychology class for my college minor: in life we…

Epic Books by Female Authors

For a long time, when people asked me what kind of books I like best, I had a hard time…

a little life, book review, books, charlotte bronte, donna tartt, epic novels, female authors, hanya yanagihara, hilary mantel, jane eyre, literature, the goldfinch, wolf hall

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