Tag: Literary Fiction
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Review: Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
3.5/5☕ | If you like a short atmospheric book that explores moral dilemma amidst complacency of the majority, and what it means to hold on to your values – Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These might be for you.
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Review: Writers & Lovers by Lily King
4.5/5☕| Lily King’s Writers & Lovers points out that no matter the age, we take time to grow into our own. That despite wherever we are in life at the moment, there will always be something to figure out and to work for.
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Review: The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara
5/5☕ | The People in the Trees slowly morphed into this thing that I can’t stop thinking about. And now, I am convinced that each second of it was intentional. It reads as it feels: suffocating, fascinating, disturbing.
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Review: First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami
4/5☕ | First Person Singular worked Murakami’s usual magic on me. And most times, while reading it, I wanted more. More moments. More stories. Just… more. (Includes story-by-story review)
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Review: And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer by Fredrik Backman
5/5☕ | Listening to this book has been a very contemplative and deeply emotional affair.
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Review: Anxious People by Fredrik Backman
5/5☕ | I’m glad I read it at the time I did. Isn’t it funny how some books just sort of ‘find’ you in the most perfect of times?
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Review: A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara
5/5 ☕ | A Little Life is a brilliant study of human emotions and how complex trauma can have lasting effects in one’s later life. I am a fan of books that elicit strong emotions from a reader, whether intentionally or not, and this book definitely delivered on that front.
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