#books

Hello Everyone! I hope you are all doing well. Today, I want to share a small joy of mine with you: my new Kindle! I had wanted to own a Kindle for quite some time, but for one reason or another, I kept

Hello, dear #scrobblelife users and my dear readers from Hive and the Web2 world; it is a pleasure to share with you the experiences I have day-to-day with my students as a Literature teacher. In my third-year

Hello everyone. Continuing with the books that are part of my childhood memories, today I’m sharing one that I know simply by heart—proof of just how much I loved it. I used to read it by reciting the

Hola...!! Estimados hivers de #HiveBookClub ​Quienes me siguen y han leído los trabajos de este blog, saben que este rincón ha sido mi refugio de palabras. Aquí he ido dejando crónicas de mi pueblo, versos

Burroughs wrote A Princess of Mars. Somebody's working on the sequel.

If you're a horror fan, reading this book is a must ⭐️!!

Good evening, fellow blog readers. I’m back to review another thriller by the talented Freida McFadden. This time, the protagonist isn't a woman but a man—Mr. Blake. He is attractive and successful, with

I have read several books on money, investment, and marketing, and each author seems to have different perspectives on wealth and investment, tied to what either made them successful or years of interviewing

A story by Juan Rulfo where desolation, hatred, and the loss of sanity take hold of a father

I recently came across this rare copy of What was it like in the Concentration Camp at Dachau? Before jumping into it, however, I want to begin with a disclaimer: I hold no bias and am only reporting the

I’ve spent a lot of time reading, diving into poetry, and absorbing the books and posts that push us toward a better life. I love the authors who write about hope and give us something higher to reach

A fascinating story of mystery, love, and the magic of literature in 20th-century Barcelona.

Happy Sunday, blog friends! I’m here to review the third book in the Rizzoli & Isles thriller series—a must-read if you enjoy gritty thrillers. Naturally, this installment brings back Detective Rizzoli

In my previous post, we discussed precisely how film adaptations can alter—to some extent—the plot and intended narrative, adding dialogue and conversations that were not part of the original story (such

I was looking for something to read at home, and I discovered in a corner a small book with what was obviously a short novel. It’s by the Cuban author Pedro Juan Gutiérrez, and it’s titled Nuestro GG en

Dale Carnegie in this book believes there's a system that works when it comes to winning friends and influencing people. While a lot of people may believe success has to do with technical knowledge, Dale

Hay libros que no se leen, se habitan. Y luego está Al Faro (To the Lighthouse), de Virginia Woolf. Ese tipo de novela que, cuando la cierras, sientes que el aire a tu alrededor ha cambiado, como si acabaras