…Because some things in life cannot be expressed with a mere 150 characters.
Originally published: April 24, 2001 Author: Daniel Handler Page count: 256 Illustrator: Brett Helquist Publisher: HarperCollins Genres: Gothic fiction, Absurdist fiction, Steampunk, Mystery Rating: The Vile Village is the seventh book in A Series of Unfortunate Events, written by Lemony Snicket aka Daniel Handler. In this book, the Baudelaires are sent to live with an insane… Continue reading The Vile Village by: Lemony Snicket [BOOK REVIEW]
🚨 SPOILER AHEAD 🚨 AUTHOR :: MELISSA DE LA CRUZ BOOK GENRE :: FICTION/YA FICTION/HISTORY RATING :: 💏💏💏💏 /5 He had written her reams and reams of letters, as well as a poem that she kept folded in a locket around her neck. Her letters were full of love and anticipation, matching his for enthusiasm… Continue reading Book Review :: Alex & Eliza by Melissa De La Cruz
I believe the issue with movies that have been inspired by books is being able to reflect the emotions of each character in a way the audience may relate to as well as recognize from its original story.
AUTHOR :: RACHEL COHN GENRE :: YA FICTION RATING :: 🍤🍤🍤🍤/5 Why do adults think every girl who isn’t some overachieving nitwit needs to be reassured about her intelligence? Folks, my self-esteem is just fine, thanks. I may not be school smart, and I may do extremely stupid things sometimes, but I know I’m smart.… Continue reading Book Review :: Shrimp
Reading Challenge : 50 Books Read : 45 Reading Challenge for 2018 : 30 I had a lot of fun reading all sorts of books in 2017. I've always been a bookworm but I took my book addiction a little further last year and read almost every free moment of my day. Although I have… Continue reading 2017 Reading Recap.
I did not think I would ever read the entire Bible and was close to having a panic attack when, about 3 weeks before the end of 2017, I realized that the last 4 books of the Bible I had left to read were some of the longest books in the Old Testament.
The Room is a drama that is also a comedy that is also an existential cry for help that is finally a testament to human endurance.
Book Challenge 2018 and 2017 recap.
Whew* What a crazy and accomplishing month. 3/5 books on my TBR list READ. 4 additional books added and completed. After taking some time off from reading during the month of September, I came back full force and read at least 7 books (not counting the books of the bible that I read) within the… Continue reading October Wrap-Up
Ramona seems troubled and rebellious, but as I read her thoughts it becomes easier to understand why she reacts the way she does.
