Book Reviews

On this page you will find the 50 most recent book review posts. These reviews are in-depth and high quality, providing both insight and summary to help you in your purchase making decision.

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Review: Verity By Colleen Hoover

We have Jeremy Crawford on the other side, Verity's husband and a famous writer who, after a car accident, is unable get out of bed. Jeremy offers Lowen a generous amount of money to complete the saga Verity cannot finish. Lowen arrives at Crawford's house, ready to spend ...
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Review: Layla By Colleen Hoover

Layla is her latest book and offers suspenseful and addictive romance. Colleen Hoover's Layla is the story of Leeds, a guitarist who meets Layla at Layla's sister's wedding. It's a hostel. Layla caught his eye while he was playing in the band. He falls madly in love when ...
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Review: Pride and Prejudice By Jane Austen

Pride and Prejudice is her most well-known novel. It tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam darcy's struggle to overcome their prejudices and find love that is contrary to all odds. It is a well-known truth that every man who has a lot of money needs a ...
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Review: Things The Grandchildren Should Know By Mark Oliver Everett

Therefore, what I just said does not matter. It is important to remember that it does not matter what the shamans or liberals who try to harass us with their messages about life and success can say, nor what Mark Oliver Everett (leader of Eels, an American-based indie-rock band, played ...
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Review: The Copenhagen Trilogy By Tove Ditlevsen

Even though many events are difficult to understand, they are beautiful. This book took me longer than usual to finish. I believe it was because I thought it was a reading that required me to take it slowly and give it time. However, I am still thinking of ...
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Review: The Sin Eater By Megan Campisi

It is known only that they were socially excluded. Megan Campisi was able to concoct The Sin Eater from this information. He also includes a list at the beginning of his book that lists the sins and the foods that must be consumed to make them forget. These ...
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Review: Orfeo by Richard Powers

The passage from the plane of individual emotions to the accurate dissection of the social body takes place in an imperceptible way. Review In Orfeo the themes that intersect, forming the background of the narrative, are music and bioterrorism. The protagonist, Peter Els, is a 70-year-old avant-garde composer ...
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Review : The Song Of The Silent Snow By Hubert Selby Jr.

Hubert Selby Jr. was a cult author in the United States. What does the silent song of snow sound like? It is a silent song that you have probably heard. It is a mystery to me and I don't know what it means. Perhaps this is why these melancholic, deep ...
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