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Rachel Reviews: Nearness of the Wild by Hilary Scharper
There was much to recommend this book to me before I even started it as, if there is one thing I love, it's a lighthouse so "The Lighthouse Chronicles" was bound to tempt. However, the book is actually mainly set in a nursing home rather than a lighthouse, but we are transported to many other places throughout the book through reminiscences and memoirs.
By Rachel Deeming2 months ago in BookClub
REVIEW BOOK"THE NAME OF THE GAME IS KIDDING".
Higashino Keigo's The Name of the Game is Kidnapping continues to impress readers with its intricate storytelling and the most special thing in this work, no character plays the protagonist
By HieuDinh2 months ago in BookClub
Rachel Reviews: No Sanctuary by Graeme Chambers
I really enjoyed Graeme Chambers' murder mystery book from start to finish. We follow Max Dempsey who has moved to Provence, France with his teenage son, Luke for two reasons: the first because he loves the place and it holds warm memories for him; the second because he is escaping another life, one where he lost his wife and Luke's mother in a tragic accident and he is hoping that a new setting and a completely different lifestyle will help both him and Luke to heal.
By Rachel Deeming2 months ago in BookClub
7 Best Baseball Books In 2025. AI-Generated.
Baseball isn’t just a sport; it’s a tapestry of history, strategy, and human drama. From the crack of the bat to the tension of a ninth-inning rally, baseball captures the imagination like no other game. But understanding the game goes beyond the field—it resides in the stories, memoirs, and analyses that bring its legends and lessons to life. Below is a list of 7 best baseball books in 2025.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in BookClub
Announcing Phase Zero: My First Kindle eBook Has Arrived — And the Timing Couldn't Be More Urgent
Every once in a while, a book releases at exactly the moment the world feels like it’s vibrating with tension. Today is that day.
By Lawrence Lease2 months ago in BookClub
7 Best Werewolf Books In 2025. AI-Generated.
Werewolves have captured human imagination for centuries, representing the duality of human nature: the calm, rational self versus the untamed, primal instinct lurking beneath. From ancient folklore to modern fantasy, werewolf stories explore themes of transformation, identity, and survival. For readers seeking thrilling narratives that combine horror, suspense, and the supernatural, the genre offers a rich tapestry of tales where the full moon brings both terror and revelation. Below is a list of 7 best werewolf books in 2025.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in BookClub
REVIEW BOOK "THE DEVIL OF NANJING – THE HORRIFIC HORRIBLE OF CRIME"
The wounds of war have always been a topic that makes any reader feel pained with indescribable emotions. More than the war crimes that have appeared in historical documents, The Devil of Nanjing does not simply recount the barbaric acts that the Japanese committed during the war in China in the forties of the previous decade.
By HieuDinh2 months ago in BookClub
7 Best Finance Books You Need To Read In 2025. AI-Generated.
In the complex and ever-evolving world of personal finance and investing, knowledge is your most powerful asset. Whether you are just starting your financial journey or looking to sharpen your expertise, the right resources can make a significant difference. Books remain one of the most effective ways to gain deep insights from seasoned experts, distilling years of experience into actionable guidance. Below is a list of 7 best finance books you need to read in 2025.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in BookClub
REVIEW BOOK "THE GATE OF MURDER (HIGASHINO KEIGO) – THE MALE VERSION OF YUKIHO AND MIFUYU?"
The Gate of Murder is a top Japanese detective novel written by author Higashino Keigo. As a writer who always strives to renew himself in his writing, this time the father of Behind Suspect X brings to readers a novel full of detective and many new things. Instead of looking for the murderer, this time Higashino Keigo wants to explore with readers the inner conflicts of people when standing between the line of good and evil. Everyone comes to this world with a pure soul, before standing on the side of evil, they have to fight a lot with the good inside themselves. "Tajima Kazuyuki wanted to kill Kuramochi Osamu", a long time ago, since the day the two were still elementary school friends. But from thoughts, desires to actions, there has always been a distance that Kazuyuki has never been able to overcome. So instead of killing Kuramochi, Kazuyuki has always been attached to him, no matter how much time passes, no matter how he runs away, struggles. “Fate brings us good fortune and bad fortune. Standing on the side of good or following evil are challenging choices for each person”
By HieuDinh2 months ago in BookClub
7 Best Cyberpunk Books In 2025. AI-Generated.
Cyberpunk isn’t just a genre—it’s a vision of our potential future. It challenges us to look at rapid technological evolution and ask: Who really benefits? Blending neon-soaked aesthetics, gritty rebellion, and philosophical depth, cyberpunk books explore the razor’s edge between humanity and machine—where digital identities matter as much as real ones.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in BookClub
8 Manifestation Books You Need To Read In 2025. AI-Generated.
Manifestation is more than wishful thinking. It’s a practice grounded in psychology, neuroscience, and the universal principle that our thoughts create our outcomes. Today, we live in a world where personal growth matters more than ever — and the right books can radically elevate how we think, feel, and manifest success.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in BookClub
The Green Language: . Content Warning.
There are phrases within the long history of esoteric study that seem to shimmer with the atmosphere of myth. “The Music of the Spheres,” a concept rooted in Pythagorean cosmology, describes celestial harmony expressed through mathematical proportion. “The Philosopher’s Stone,” a goal pursued by countless alchemists from the late Hellenistic period through the Renaissance, symbolizes both material transformation and inner refinement. “The Language of the Birds,” preserved in folklore, sacred literature, and arcane manuscripts, belongs to this same family of evocative expressions. Each phrase gestures toward a world where nature, symbol, and spirit appear fused in a single vision.
By Marcus Hedare2 months ago in BookClub