‘Laura and Emma’ became my punishment for opting to read a bad book till the end. Although I still can’t decide if it’s a bad book or a new genre. Will plotless genre become a reality show for readers? Continue reading Laura and Emma by Kate Greathead
The book is a fairytale for adults. There are no dragons or harry potters, but its purpose is the same. It soothes and lulls you while telling you a story of kindness where good conquers bad. Continue reading A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
If you were ever curious what Tom Sawyer would look like had he grown into a violent version of Sherlock Holmes, this book can show it to you. Continue reading No Middle Name by Lee Child
The story about love between two men. A rare romance book that is not silly, shallow or cliche. Continue reading Call Me by Your Name by André Aciman
Mr. King you made a frankenstein, and I don’t mean it as a complement. Continue reading The Outsider by Stephen King
The Walnut Mansion is for those who like sagas, histories of families where characters’ stories flow into one another, the characters themselves wither and disappear but the book goes on. Continue reading The Walnut Mansion by Miljenko Jergović
The book that made me realize Reese Witherspoon and I have different tastes in literature. Continue reading Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman
If you miss One Hundred Years of Solitude you can meet your beloved ghosts again in this book. Continue reading Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo
