Review

Artemis Fowl
I have written about my journey to writing a few times, and usually I would mention the Harry Potter series, as they were the first books I had read (for entertainment, of course we have all read textbooks in school). I read them in Arabic at first, and then they helped me learn English when I moved to the UK.
By Mo Darasi2 years ago in BookClub
Journey of Discovery: 'The Alchemist' Book Review
Introduction: I started reading books at the age of 17. I was so confused to choose which book I want to read first. After searching online, I found the book called “ The Alchemist ” by Paulo Coelho. I started to read the book for 10 min/day. After reading some more pages, I got more interested to read the book thoroughly. Then, I started to read the book for 30 min a day and even more sometimes. I completed the book in a small amount of time. Here is my review of this book.
By Willow Writer2 years ago in BookClub
The Survivalists: A Novel by Kashana Cauley (January)
Community gardeners meet doomsday preppers stockpiling weapons above a trendy coffee shop in The Survivalists (Soft Skull Press), a darkly funny look at how people form communities to care for one another amid institutional failures and scarcity. Set in a mostly Black Central Brooklyn, this debut novel from Kashana Cauley, a former lawyer, Daily Show with Trevor Noah writer, and New York Times contributor, finds humour in our hostile, uncertain present while outlining starkly different visions of the future—and how we might prepare for them. — Lisa Wong Macabasco.
By Sarah Habarneh2 years ago in BookClub
Sam
What happens to a girl’s exuberance and wonder as she becomes a woman? This unforgettable portrait of coming-of-age offers a powerful reflection on class, addiction, parenthood, longing, and ambition.
By Sarah Habarneh2 years ago in BookClub
interesting psychological facts about human behavior
The world is full of different people from different places who observe different cultures, value different ideas, and follow different paths. No matter how different we seem, at the core of our being, we have a tremendous amount in common. We share physical characteristics, of course, like one head, two eyes, ten fingers, and just as many toes, but we are also bound by psychological similarities. Even if we live on opposite sides of the world, we all share common behaviors that affect the choices we make, the people we like, and the goals we pursue. Yet few people understand the psychological roots of our shared humanity. Some of the most “human” behaviors are routinely ignored and dismissed, leading some people to ultimately defy human nature. For example, if you analyze common social norms, you might discover that our society is structured around huge misconceptions about how real humans think, feel, and work. With that in mind, let’s dive into fourteen interesting, and sometimes surprising, facts about the very behaviors that make us human.
By be bochi2 years ago in BookClub
Books I Recently Read
Today I'm excited to share my thoughts on two captivating books that kept me engaged during my recent holiday. In this review, I'll be discussing "You Made a Fool of Death with Your Beauty" and "Panenka". Lets explore captivating books that took me on journey, through realms of feelings, relationships and self reflection.
By MD2 years ago in BookClub
The Last Hunt: Unveiling the Thrilling Tale
The Last Hunt is a novel that takes place in the Black Forest where the final hunt begins. Who is the hunter that leaves no trace behind?
By NilSercan2 years ago in BookClub
The Wager Book Review
David Grann's The Wager is a masterful work of nonfiction that tells the story of the Wager Mutiny, a real-life event that took place in 1741. The book is a gripping tale of shipwreck, survival, and murder, but it is also much more than that. It is a meditation on the nature of power, the limits of human endurance, and the power of storytelling.
By Timothy A Rowland2 years ago in BookClub
Book Review: Stripped Bare by Jamila Jasper
Synopsis This full-length 50,000+ word BWWM romance novel is a NO cliffhanger standalone with a guaranteed HEA ending. African-American business woman Samara "Sugar" Wilson isn't looking for love. The sexy, muscular and mysterious Storm Jarvis isn't looking either. The results of an explosive night of passion force them to deal with each other far longer than they're willing. They can't ignore the tension between them even if they try... After getting naughty all over New York, Storm is forced to accept that he wants to claim Sugar as his and his alone. Will their fear of commitment get in the way of them realizing they're fated to be bonded for life? This interracial pregnancy romance is so deliciously hot it will melt your Kindle. Reader discretion advised for this sexy, smutty story about an African-American woman and the white man she falls in love with.
By Zuleika Boekhoudt2 years ago in BookClub
The Man in the High Castle
Philip K. Dick's novel, about an alternative ending to the Second World War and defeat for the allies, begins and ends with an inversion of the truth. This upsetting of history and blurring of reality is a constant theme, running throughout the narrative.
By Raymond G. Taylor2 years ago in BookClub
2000-Year-Old Bible Revealed Lost Chapter
the Vatican altered the Book of scriptures past acknowledgment the genuine Jesus had nearly nothing to do with our customary convictions and the individual executed on the cross wasn't even him that was Judas the Christian church has forever been engaged with embarrassments however as of late it's showed up in moving news progressively frequently we should jump into the subject lastly sort out what's amiss with sacrosanct texts and what Electrifying realities the Vatican is stowing away from us.
By E.V.K2 years ago in BookClub
ALL THE BRIGHT PLACES WRITTEN BY JENNIFER NIVEN
ALL THE BRIGHT PLACES WRITTEN BY JENNIFER NIVEN "All the Bright Places" is a young adult novel written by Jennifer Niven. The story revolves around two teenagers, Theodore Finch and Violet Markey, who meet under unusual circumstances and embark on a transformative journey together.
By visionary vibes2 years ago in BookClub