Reviews

Rupi Kaur, a Canadian writer, poet, and illustrator, creates in her own style that helps broken people find strength and withstand the worst moments in their lives. She encourages hopeless readers, who suffer from loss, pain, trauma, migration, and other sorrows, to transform their heartache into something beautiful. The name of the book comes from some poem about a woman who … [Read more...] about Milk and Honey Book Review (2019)

Do you want to feel like you are sitting in the real library and reading a book by the light of an antique lamp? It’s possible! Having a chair and a table is just half the trouble. But finding a proper light source might be a continuous problem that costs you lots of broken and bright lamps that dazzle you once you turn them on. If you are here you must have experienced such … [Read more...] about Microsun Lamps Review (2020)

Our ancestors were wiser and healthier than us. They lived a completely different life without electricity, transportation, pharmacies, supermarkets, and internet. They knew how to cook over an open flame and make clothes. Our generation has changed and disconnected from the ways of our forefathers. We are very dependent on modern technologies and take most conveniences for … [Read more...] about The Lost Ways Book Review [2019]

The book is not new. The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls was edited in 2005 and turned out to be a bestseller. In 2007, the novel had the second round of popularity thanks to the release of a motion picture based on the book, starring Brie Larson, Woody Harrelson, and Naomi Watts. This memoir is a family saga and a true story that portrays relationships between difficult … [Read more...] about The Glass Castle Book Review

In his first novel, The Martian, Andy Weir took readers to Mars. Astronaut Mark Watney (in film, played by Matt Damon) was presumed dead by his colleagues and left behind on the Red Planet after a disastrous mission. A tough cookie, Mark then tries to survive in this inhospitable place until his home planet sends a rescue mission. Weir’s debut had unpredictable and … [Read more...] about Artemis Book Review