I haven’t read a Bill Bryson book in a really long time, so when I came across one of his in a secondhand hand shop I knew I had to get it. A Short History of Nearly Everything is very different from Bryson’s usual work, as he tends to primarily write travel novels. What’s different… Continue reading Book Review: A Short History of Nearly Everything
Today marks 6 years since my favourite band broke up, and it both feels like yesterday and a lifetime ago, and I feel very old that I was 16 at the time and now I’m nearly 23! I felt a good way to pay tribute to them would be to review the biography by Tom… Continue reading Book Review: The True Lives of My Chemical Romance
Harry Potter played a huge role in my childhood, and I will always love the story. However, I have concerns about the franchise which is still as strong as ever all this time later. There is something my younger self never thought I would utter: is it time for the Boy Who Lived to finally die?… Continue reading Should The Boy Who Lived Finally Die? Is J.K Rowling Is Ruining Harry Potter?
Cursed Child is the 8th Harry Potter story, based on Harry and the golden trio’s kids. Unlike the other Harry Potter books, this is the play’s script. Many people seemed to have picked this up expecting an actual 8th Harry Potter book! So, this Harry Potter and the Cursed Child book review will not hold… Continue reading Book Review: Harry Potter And The Cursed Child
George Orwell is one of the most renowned political writers, and this classic should be on everyone’s reading list. It isn’t just some simple book you might have covered in school, Animal Farm is well worth a read. This Animal Farm book review will explain why that is. What Animal Farm Is About: An old… Continue reading Book Review: Animal Farm
The Lost Continent is full of tales from small-town America, the heart of America, that don’t get much attention, especially from travel writers! However, Bill Bryson takes it upon himself to share stories from America’s little towns. This The Lost Continent book review will detail more. What The Lost Continent Is About While an American… Continue reading Book Review: The Lost Continent
Since its release Go Set a Watchman has faced a slew of disappointment and criticism, so when reading it for myself, I tried to set all judgement aside and go into it with an open mind. Learn more in this Go Set A Watchman review. What Go Set A Watchman Is About The original draft… Continue reading Book Review: Go Set A Watchman
Dan Brown’s Inferno was a book I should have read a long time ago; in a literal sense, I mean, it’s been sitting on my bookshelf since July, waiting for me to pick it up, but I also mean that I was wondering where it was all my life. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t say I like… Continue reading Book Review: Inferno
After reading Me and my Mate Jeffrey book I feel like Niall Breslin (Bressie) is a close friend of mine; that’s how open and raw it is. I also felt like I was reading my own life story. Obviously the events of my own life are worlds apart from Bressie’s but the feelings were similar.… Continue reading Book Review: Me and my Mate Jeffery
Renowned children’s author Darren Shan, offers books for grown-ups under the name Darren Dash. If you grew up with Shan, you’ll be happy to know that you can still read his books today. Procession of the Dead being on of his books aimed at older readers. I was beyond happy to stumble across a copy… Continue reading Book Review: Procession of the Dead
