The Immigrant’s Journey is the kind of book meant to inspire everybody; young and old. Written by Roger Andersen, I found it very insightful, especially for people who are experiencing big life transitions. Continue reading for the spoiler-free plot and my thoughts on this enlightening biography.
Cards and clay follows a turn of remembrance, a walk through a stream of consciousness that dips and dives between third and first person narration, inter-spliced vignettes that serve the story’s overall purpose: rumination. But the question is, is the book bogged down by this style more than it is helped by it?
Oftentimes, we are so engrossed in our daily hustles and activities that we truly forget what we were before all of these responsibilities. Some people find their true selves in fortunate times when they start living in the present. They understand that by being “here and nowhere else”, one finds the missing parts of themselves.
Lessons in Chemistry is a humorous historical fiction written by Bonnie Garmus.
The story revolves around women’s lives, careers, and struggle for empowerment in the late 50s and early 60s.
The book tells the story of a woman named Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant chemist who is forced to become a television chef after ending up being a young, single mother.
At its heart, Lessons in Chemistry is a romantic love story. Elizabeth, who is depicted as extremely gorgeous, falls for a geeky, brilliant Ph.D. with a tragic past, the one person who truly sees her as more than just a pretty face. She loves him and also loves chemistry.
Author: Ted Dekker Genre: Spiritual Mystery Year Published: N/A Nerdection Rating: “Who am I?My name is Christy Snow. I’m…
When I was experiencing a moment of being obsessed with werewolf books, I came across this series. Lol, I…
There’s a certain unwritten rule of any good mystery story: the butler (or the maid, in this case) always did it, or, at the very least, had something to do with it. It might seem almost like a cliché by now — and that’s mostly because it is — but there’s a reason why this trope has endured for so long in the history of the mystery genre.
As Nita Prose puts it in the very first sentences of The Maid, the job of a good maid is to be virtually invisible — and yet, perfectly conscious of her surroundings. You might think that no one knows your secrets, but some people always know the skeletons you hide in your closet.
It Starts With Us is a romance novel written by Colleen Hoover. It is the sequel to her best-selling novel, It Ends With Us.
The book revolves around the life of Lily Bloom after her divorce and how destiny had an extraordinary person planned for her in the shape of Atlas Corrigan.
It Starts With Us is told from the point of view of Lily Bloom and Atlas Corrigan.
The Shadow Between Us is a Young Adult Fantasy Written by Tricia Levenseller, Author of the daughter of the…
Uprooted is a 2015 high fantasy novel written by Naomi Novik. It is based on Polish folklore. The book tells the story of a village girl, Agnieszka, who is selected by Dragon, the local wizard, for her unseen magical powers. Together they battle the nearby forest, the Wood, as it seeks to take over the land. Uprooted was a nominee for Best Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction in 2015.
