#book-review

Hello Everyone Today I want to share my feedback on a very interesting and knowledgeable book. The stories of this book are very interesting. The name of the book is The Land of the Setting Sun and Other

I just realized that today is the dreaded "Blue Monday," supposedly the saddest day of the year, so I have a recommendation that fits perfectly to get through this day, which I know can be tough

Aljif7's Blog Wednesday December 10, 2025 AREA: Reading Since months ago I began to read Jo Peters for the first time. I am taking some enjoyment doing reviews. The feeling sliding over the pages is nice.

Quinn Alexander is running away after committing a serious crime. She gets stuck in an unexpected snowstorm and is forced to take shelter for the night at a broken-down, neglected motel called the Baxter

This may just be a personal record for me, because I think it’s just been about two days since I made my review about the book I’d read. At the time, I thought it merely had a sequel, but turns out there

A young adult or perhaps children's dystopian tale that starts strong and devolves

I read Marx and my husbands like someone who sits down to talk with a friend who doesn't mince words. From the first page, I knew that Lourdes de Armas was not going to offer me a conventional story. What

To be honest, I didn’t know what to expect when I picked up The Lekki Headmaster, I just knew it was the new JAMB novel and that I had to read it, I have always read every jamb novel even though I am not

Many a times, books communicate the mind of the writer and that is one of the things that draws my attention to novel most times. Last week I felt so bored at home and I had already read the books I have

That's right! I read stuff too!

I don’t believe in perfect books. There’s always a flaw that ruins everything. Maybe pacing. Maybe resolution, or maybe the storyline itself. I said I wasn’t going back to Nigerian books for a while after

Psychological thrillers are my favourite genre of books. Dark, twisted, thrilling and most of all, leaves you quiet in shock and sometimes even in awe, for a long time. I started Alice Feeney’s “Sometimes

It was a Sunday afternoon when I ran to my Dad, shaking. I’d been reading a book, and I just came across something that quite nearly left me traumatized. “Dad, do men really beat up their wives when they

When I first saw this book, I was a bit skeptical because I’m not really a fan of African prose. But I think all I needed to remind me of my roots was this book. What really compelled me to pick it up

You know books that end in a bittersweet way yet you still feel hollow in the end? Like the book had too many strong themes that drained you more than you thought it did? I don’t know. But this was an

The book "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill aims to help man understand the three enemies that hinders them from achieving their goals. Indecision, doubt , and fear according to Napoleon

I cannot emphasize enough the benefits of having a good opening line. Don’t quote me on it, because I doubt I have the right numbers, but I’m sure at least forty percent of people who open a book decide

Isn't it intriguing how a book can evoke such strong emotions toward its protagonist that you find yourself both frustrated and utterly captivated? Spark of the Everflame by Penn Cole is precisely that

Stay With Me by Ayobami Adebayo is one of those books that leaves you an emotional mess even after you’ve turned the last page. It’s a story of love, betrayal, resilience, and the sacrifices people make

One of the most fundamental questions of creative self-expression (cathartic writing) is; Is it true that writing can be a therapy for wounds or even make old wounds bleed again? To borrow the sentence