Category: Reviews

Misery, Stephen King‘s psychological horror novel, follows the narrative of Paul Sheldon, a best-selling American novelist of a series of nineteenth-century romantic novels featuring the protagonist Misery Chastain. Paul finds himself in a “position where he was not just writing for his meals but for his life” when his self-proclaimed

The Invasion Of Tearling is the second part in The Queen Of Tearling series.   The Tearling Queen is Kelsea Glynn. Despite being young, she has already established herself as a strong, fair, and just queen.   Power has a double edge, though, and even seemingly insignificant actions can have

Ruin and Rising is the third book in the shadow and bone trilogy and a part of the Grisha verse series.  From his shadow throne, the Darkling dominates Ravka.  A shattered Sun Summoner, a disgraced tracker, and the shattered fragments of a once-great magical army now decide the fate of

The Siege and Storm begins with the protagonist Alina and her childhood friend Mal on the run and want to leave the past behind but The Darkling ambushes them and captures the two of them. The Darkling hopes to find the legendary sea whip to make another amplifier for Alina. As

On her sixth birthday Wendy, our protagonist, gets attacked by her mother and after that, she had started to think that perhaps she was different. Eleven years passed and she met a person called Finn in school who tells her that she is a changeling who has the power of

The story begins with the main characters recalling a past event when Jem had broken his bone. The story is introduced as a flashback to our protagonist Scout Finch, who lives in Malcomb along with her brother Jem and her father, Atticus. One summer, Scout and Jem had encountered a

The book begins by showing the past where two of our main characters Quentin and Margo is just nine years old, though they drift apart slowly by slowly until they haven’t even interacted with each other in years despite their houses being next to each other.  Quentin Jackson has spent

The Bookish Life of Nina Hill starts with Nina Hill, the daughter of a single mother who loves to read. Nina had always felt loneliness even as a child and often envied others who have fathers and siblings. Now Nina was a fully grown adult and she worked at a