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Roses and Velvet: A Victorian Tale of Love Across the Divide
In the bustling streets of Victorian London, amidst the gas-lit alleys and towering townhouses, lived two souls destined to defy their societal boundaries.
By Inseeya Yusuf Kanthawala2 years ago in BookClub
Love at the first sight
**LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT** It was a typical Tuesday morning in downtown San Francisco, and the city was already bustling with life. People rushed to their offices, coffee shops brimmed with patrons seeking their morning fix, and the cable cars clattered up and down the steep streets. Amidst the chaos, Emma Reynolds stood at the corner of Market Street, her heart racing as she mentally prepared for her job interview at a prestigious publishing house. She had always dreamed of working in the literary world, and this interview was her big break.
By Sabila Rohim2 years ago in BookClub
The Development of LGBT Depiction in television and Film
Blissful Pride Month, all! I love Pride Month and all that accompanies it; the festival, the merriments, the glory. Pride Month is a definitive signal of energy. Presently tragically, there are a lot of individuals in the public eye who aren't exactly obsessed Proudly Month and have their comments against it. To those individuals, I'll just say this. There's an exceptional spot held for individuals who are against Pride Month. I'm an over the top man of his word to express it here, however I'll give a couple of clues: it rhymes with "ringer," and I'm not discussing the city in Michigan.
By MD HANIF2 years ago in BookClub
Luna's Quest: A Princess's Journey to Break the Curse
Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there was a beautiful princess named Luna. Luna was kind and caring, and she always tried to help anyone in need. One day, while she was walking in the woods, she stumbled upon a strange creature.
By Jophiel williamson2 years ago in BookClub
FUNNY STORY
3 IDIOTS..... Once upon a time in a small town called Sillyville, there were three best friends named Larry, Curly, and Moe. These three friends were known throughout the town for their hilarious antics and their uncanny ability to always find themselves in the most ridiculous situations.
By FinPetrol7772 years ago in BookClub
Book Review
House of Hunger takes place in a world ruled by blood. In the impoverished slums of this fictional land--unnamed yet reminiscent of industrial-era England--we meet 20 year-old Marion Shaw, a young woman desperate to change her circumstances. She dreams of escaping to the far north, where wealthy aristocrats live lives of luxury and bloodlust. Literally—they indenture “bloodmaids,” young women who bleed so that they may drink. When a mysterious job opening presents her with an opportunity to join the upper echelons of society, Marion leaves behind everything she knows to be a bloodmaid to countess Lisavet of the infamous House of Hunger.
By Delia Anderson-Colson2 years ago in BookClub
Conviction By Muddy Water
Every moment has a purpose in one boy’s life as he learns what it takes to be a man on his journey through life. Grant Weston grew up in a small town along the Mississippi River in a loving blue collar family. As he reaches manhood and is without direction, he is urged to spread his wings in the world. Despite his fears of the unknown, Grant moves to a cattle ranch out west where he meets a woman that would ultimately steal his heart. Margot. Together they share experiences that bring them joy and lessons that bring them to their knees. Despite parting ways, their enduring bond reveals a love that lasts through tragedy and distance.
By Buck Taylor2 years ago in BookClub
The Psychology of Narcissism
Long before the advent of social media and selfies, ancient myths encapsulated timeless human traits, including the captivating tale of Narcissus from Greek and Roman mythology. Narcissus, renowned for his unparalleled beauty, tragically fell in love with his own reflection in a river. This myth not only reflects ancient fascination with the self but also serves as a metaphorical anchor for understanding narcissism—an enduring and complex psychological phenomenon.
By Gachie2 years ago in BookClub
Unveiling the Pantheon: A Deep Dive into Greek Mythology. AI-Generated.
Greek mythology is one of the richest and most enduring collections of myths in human history. These myths were not only a way for ancient Greeks to explain the world around them, but they also served as a foundation for their culture, religion, and social structure. Greek mythology continues to captivate modern audiences through literature, art, film, and various forms of popular culture.
By Jatak2 years ago in BookClub
Copendium
Introduction Firstly can I review, or at least give an opinion on a seven-hundred-page book when I have only read thirty-five pages? I most definitely can.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in BookClub
Revisiting Sapiens
When I first picked up Yuval Noah Harari’s “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind,” I was expecting a straightforward historical account of our species. Yet, what I encountered was a profound exploration of human nature, culture, and society; a book that not only challenged my preconceptions but also inspired deep philosophical reflection. Here is the story of how I approached, grappled with, and ultimately absorbed the transformative ideas in Sapiens.
By Waleed Mahmud Tariq2 years ago in BookClub
Book Review: The Light Between Us by Elaine Chiew
The Time Traveler's Wife meets Crazy Rich Asians in this speculative romance set against Singapore's tumultuous past. Immersed in Southeast Asian history, time-travel, and an impossible love story, The Light Between Us is perfect for readers of literary historical fiction and modern romantasy fans alike. At work one night, photography archivist Charlie Sze-Toh receives a misdirected letter from Wang Tian Wei, a 1920s colonial era Chinese photographer. Through a mysterious digital folder and photographic plates, a conversation is sparked, leading to a romance that spans lifetimes. In his time, Tian Wei scours a turbulent Singapore for his missing friend, Aiko, leading him to the perfumed chambers of a Japanese brothel. Meanwhile, in the modern day, Charlie struggles against a family dynamic dominated by her stepmother, a manipulative matriarch who uses family secrets as bargaining chips. Communication starts to become difficult and Tian Wei’s letters are tinged by the increasing threat of Japanese Occupation. Will one last fate-defying letter from Charlie allow Tian Wei to keep their love alive?
By Marie Sinadjan2 years ago in BookClub