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
There are a lot of bands I want to see live, but there are also a few musical places I want to see too, as well as special events. From festivals to a rock n’ roll cruise ship, this is the essential music bucket list for rock, emo, and alternative music fans. Music Bucket List… Continue reading The Essential Music Bucket List For Alternative, Rock, & Emo Music Fans
I don’t like making lists of my favourite books, albums, songs, movies etc because they always fluctuate. Something always comes along that makes me think “Wait, this is amazing!” or I simply outgrow what I once loved. For a long time, I didn’t have a favourite book, and felt like something was missing without one.… Continue reading The 6 books and stories tied as my favourite: My favourite books
When asked what I would do with the ability to time travel my mind automatically goes to music and all the artists I would see. Not to be all “I was born in the wrong generation”, but literally almost everyone I listen to is dead or broke up! From seeing the Beatles to Live Aid… Continue reading Music legends I wish I could time travel to see
My uncle let me borrow a few Bill Bryson books because I’m interested in travel, so I started with A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail. Of course, the title doesn’t sound all that interesting. Nor does an entire novel about two middle-aged men hiking sound exciting, but that’s where you’re… Continue reading Book Review: A Walk in the Woods
Stephen King is a fail-safe author; when I don’t know what to read, I read Stephen King because I’m always sure it will be great. This story was no exception, as you’ll soon find in this Needful Things book review. Stephen King is one of the most prolific authors of our time, but Needful Things… Continue reading Book Review: Needful Things
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs was a book I was eager to get my hands on and review. Check out my thoughts in this Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children book review. What Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is about: The book follows sixteen-year-old Jacob Portman, who following the death… Continue reading Book Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
