I honestly wasn't prepared for how different God Emperor of Dune (1981) would feel. The first three books gradually expanded the world of Dune, but this fourth novel does something much stranger: it jumps

Book Review for 'A Tweet Too Far'

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva When I read this story, I found some similarities to *Beautiful Vasilisa* (or *Beautiful Balisia*), especially in the

(Imagen hecha con el editor de canva) Image made with the Canva editor Today, it is time to analyze the fourth book in the saga; fortunately, the frequent power outages in my country—though no longer quite

When it comes to all the books I've read so far, Atomic Habit feels different, first of all I would say it is the first book on psychology that I've read. One of my major plans in life is to study psychology

Fuente de la imagen Uno de los aspectos más impactantes y dolorosos de Cien años de soledad es descubrir la trágica historia de los diecisiete Aurelianos. Me sorprendió muchísimo saber cómo murieron de

Just when I thought that I was about to skip my first month of this year when I ended up not finishing any book, it happened! Phew! This took place on 21st August, which is quite late if you ask me. By

Today, the spotlight falls on this story by Edgar Allan Poe, in which revenge is the primary motive. Montresor decides to take revenge on Fortunato, having grown weary of his insults. The vengeance unfolds

Cover edited in Canva ¡Hola amigos lectores! Hoy les traigo la reseña de un libro del que estoy haciendo una relectura, estoy volviendo a leer la saga Acotar de Sarah J. Maas y acá les vengo a hablar acerca

Made with Canva Editor Imagen editada en Canva I have wanted for some time to review this beautiful novel by Gabo (Gabriel García Márquez)—the story that portrays the lives and love of Florentino Ariza

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva I am a fan of Rowling’s wonderful books—and I’m sure you know which ones I mean, as they make up one of the most famous

Hi book lovers, I think will be reviewing more of African novels. So I'll start with The Joys of Motherhood by Buchi Emecheta : A Book That Questions What Motherhood Really Means. The Joys of Motherhood

On the longest day of the year, people—wizards, witches, and Muggles alike—gather before a barrier concealing a forest and a magical fountain; this fountain grants a wish to anyone who bathes in its waters.