#mondaybookprompt

There were two phases in my life when that was all I read. Graphic novels and manga. In my graphic novel phase, from Archie to Spiderman comics, to Pilgrim’s Progress, there were all I soaked in. The lights,

So, we’re talking about my favourite subject. There is books, and there is love. Then there’s the amazing opportunity to talk about books on love. So, when I saw this week’s question via #mondaybookprompt,

Source Although I have been hearing so many news about how Audrey Niffenegger is , I finally picked one of his book and decided to see for myself. This was actually a very interesting book were love and

I thought with some reservations about participating in this #HiveBookClub call for comments on the book that best captures unconventional loves. There will be many candidates out there. But, it seems

What is more unconventional about a love story than Baba segi and his handful of wives. Good day everyone, I go by Rae the African author enthusiasts (I mean nobody calls me that but we can start from

What book best captures unconventional love stories that you have ever read?

Pobreza, crimen y redención, el nihilismo, el utilitarismo, la idiosincrasia rusa, el sacrificio, la comunidad y la alienación, el orgullo y la vergüenza.

I had a book in mind the moment I saw this week’s prompt that has to do with a person that underwent transformation in the course of the novel. But along the line, I realized yet another person that I

The Hive Book club prompt of this week asks about the first manga I read. Sadly I've been in the manga reading and anime watching business for quite a while so I can't earnestly say the very first manga

So, this one was pretty hard for me. But I knew I had to answer this, because I needed to know for myself. As a Bibliophile, you come across a lot of books. Books that leave you agitated, or tensed, books

What’s your ultimate comfort book—the one you turn to when you need a pick-me-up? What makes it so special?

So we’re back to talking about my absolute favourite thing, maybe only in a close second to food: books. This year has been such a trying year for many book lovers. Many of us branched out, trying new

After reading some posts relating to the #mondaybookprompt, it was time for me to actually write about it. Actually,I got a little motivated by a post from @jhymi. We are talking about milestones for 2025

I was pretty excited about this prompt. I think it’s because I love setting goals. I love having to-do lists and setting tasks to complete. Which is why I love goals as well. Whether I accomplish those

I've waited so long to do this. This is something I hold dear to my heart and something I love doing naturally. And what exactly is "this"? This, is this post. A post where I share my reading

I have recognized a passion for technology for as long as I can remember. It must be because my generation grew up watching with fascination the beginning of the space race. I still remember the colorful,

Once upon a time, there was a glorious kingdom known as Majapahit. This kingdom is the last Hindu kingdom in the country that was beyond its time. It had an established political system, a sophisticated

Which historical period fascinates you the most, and what book set in that period have you enjoyed reading?

You know when you're asked a question that you've known the answer to all your life but at that moment, you forget everything related to that topic in particular, that exactly was what happened to me when

Everybody has read that one story that they didn't expect to like but ended up enjoying. The Selection Series by Kiera Cass stands out for me as one that I absolutely had no intention of reading. First