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Six of crows; like the cards? Exactly like the cards!
"Six of Crows" by Leigh Bardugo is set in the city of Ketterdom; a city of international trade and home to multiple criminal organizations! The story of an impossible heist offered to the 17-year-old Kaz Brekker, also known as the Bastard of Barrel, who was a great magician and a trickster. Accompanying him are five other people—Inej; the Wraith. She would be walking with you and you wouldn't even notice, like a shadow. She would know your secrets, have all pieces of information, and every truth you could ever hide. Then is Jesper, who never misses a target fired by his gun, Nina; the heartender, and a Grisha, who can give anyone a heart attack even from 10 feet distance. Mathias; is a fighter not less than a wolf. And then comes Wylan, who may not be able to read and write but is so specialized in chemicals that he could make any kind of bomb. All six of these criminals, on their way to an impossible heist to save the world from destruction.
By JJ sage2 years ago in BookClub
Review of the Bomber Mafia
Malcolm Gladwell, a renowned author known for his thought-provoking narratives, delves deep into the annals of history with "The Bomber Mafia." This work is not just a historical recounting but a profound exploration of ambition, innovation, and the moral conundrums of warfare. Gladwell masterfully weaves together the tales of a group of idealistic Air Force officers and their quest to revolutionize warfare through precision bombing.
By Reinhold Lautner2 years ago in BookClub
The Magic That Lived Inside Me
“It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live” - Albus Dumbledore This is My story and how the Harry Potter series had a hand in saving my life.
By Jessica Sahagian Dant2 years ago in BookClub
Veronika Decides To Die
It has been several years, perhaps a decade when I read this book. A young girl, Veronika, feels like the world is a wasteland. She has a pessimistic view of human nature and feels life is meaningless. She is from Slovenia and sees life as a chore. One day she overdoses on sleeping pills in order to let herself die peacefully in sleep. Upon waking, she finds herself in a mental hospital. The doctor tells her that from the drugs she has sustained necrosis in her heart and has little time to live. She is shocked at the news and she realizes that very soon she will never wake again.
By Sid Aaron Hirji2 years ago in BookClub
Important Things: The Little Prince. Runner-Up in Book Club Challenge.
When you see this photo, what is it? Does it frighten you? To many people who are unfamiliar with The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, it looks like a hat. But this is no hat. This terrifying thing represents two things: the death of childhood curiosity and innocence and, more importantly, a boa constrictor so massive, that it can eat an entire elephant as shown below.
By Christopher Michael2 years ago in BookClub
The book that helped change my outlook on my life.
The book that helped me regain control of myself and my life was written by Mark Manson, The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F**k
By Jabari Tuggles 2 years ago in BookClub
The Dragon and the Porcupine
The Dragon and the Porcupine. Once upon a time, in a mystical forest nestled deep within the heart of a magical kingdom, two unlikely friends embarked on an extraordinary adventure. Draganax, a majestic dragon with shimmering emerald scales, ruled over the skies and protected the land with his fiery breath. Quillbert, on the other hand, was a solitary porcupine with a coat of quills that glistened like silver needles in the moonlight.
By Punit kumar2 years ago in BookClub
The Silence Experiment
In the bustling metropolis of Metronova, where the constant cacophony of life never ceased, a groundbreaking experiment was about to take place. Dr. Evelyn Reed, a brilliant neuroscientist, had developed a revolutionary technology known as "The Silence Experiment." In a world saturated with noise, her invention offered a rare and coveted commodity: pure, unadulterated silence.
By Maryam2 years ago in BookClub
Raven’s Justice Unveiled
In the heart of the dimly lit city, Detective Amelia Hartley found herself entangled in a web of intrigue. A series of mysterious disappearances had struck fear into the hearts of its citizens. The only clue: a single black feather left behind at each scene. The city's rumor mill buzzed with whispers of a sinister figure known as "The Raven."
By Omonona Olubunmi2 years ago in BookClub
WORST to BEST books I read this year so far (2023)
Greetings! Over the past six months, I've been engrossed in an assortment of exceptional books, and I'm excited to share my thoughts on them with you. Let's embark on a roundup of the 23 books I've devoured during this period. I'll be arranging them from least to most impressive, a customary practice here. By the way, I recently visited a thrift store and stumbled upon a charming candle holder. It seems my room's transformation into an old-fashioned space is progressing. I've also delved into the world of puzzles, inching closer to my future interests.
By Doaa seif2 years ago in BookClub
Mindfulness and Meditation
In the kaleidoscopic realm of human consciousness, the intricate interplay of thoughts, emotions, and perceptions weaves a tapestry that often eludes simple comprehension. Mindfulness and meditation, like intrepid explorers of this labyrinthine landscape, offer us a lantern to navigate its convoluted contours. Let us embark upon this odyssey of contemplation, delving into the profound entanglement of perplexity and the pulsating rhythms of burstiness that these practices unfurl.
By Marium Tariq2 years ago in BookClub
The Snow Goose
It is now some fifty years or so since I read The Snow Goose, by Paul Gallico, and to this day I remain deeply affected by this beautiful tear-jerker novella of all time.
By Liam Ireland2 years ago in BookClub