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The City of Stardust (New Book 2024)
Read more: The City of Stardust (New Book 2024)Georgia Summers’ City of Stardust begins with an enchanting allure reminiscent of the captivating atmosphere found within the pages of The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. With prose that glimmers like the stars in a moonlit sky, Summers skillfully draws readers into a world where magic and mystery intertwine seamlessly. From the very first pages,…
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Elysium Fire by Alastair Reynolds
Read more: Elysium Fire by Alastair ReynoldsIn the realm of science fiction, few authors can match the sheer popularity and imagination of Alastair Reynolds, and his 2018 release, “Elysium Fire,” is yet another testament to his easiness with the genre. I must admit some of his novels are a hit or miss for me but you will not know until you…
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Babel by RF Kuang
Read more: Babel by RF KuangIt certainly had a lot of hype to live up to, but it fell flat on its face like a drunken sorcerer stumbling over their incantations. First of all, let’s talk about Rin, our so-called anti-heroine. Instead of evolving into a compelling character, she morphs into a frustrating mess of contradictions. Her decisions are baffling…
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Fairy Bargain Of Prospect Hill by Rowenna Miller
Read more: Fairy Bargain Of Prospect Hill by Rowenna MillerHi everyone!❤️ I’ve been gone for a while! Hope everyone is doing good, and your summer has been filled with love and joy. But now I’m officially back to my reading blogging for the Fall 😀 To start with, I must express that Fairy Bargain Prospect Hill was a literary work that did not meet…
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Yellow Face by R.F. Kuang
Read more: Yellow Face by R.F. KuangStep into the literary ring and prepare yourself for a no-holds-barred showdown with R.F. Kuang’s Yellow Face. Like a literary pugilist with brass knuckles, Kuang delivers a series of haymakers to racial stereotypes and cultural expectations. This unapologetic punch to the gut challenges readers to confront their own biases while leaving them breathless and craving…
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Mini-Movie Reviews Spring 2023
Read more: Mini-Movie Reviews Spring 2023Here are my favourite parts of blogging ! Reviewing all the movies I’ve seen in cinemas in March and April 🙂 Rating : 4.5/5 A production from Quebec that I fell in love with! The Dishwasher is one of the most well-done and well-crafted movies about addiction. Indeed, instead of giving us the glamourized version…
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League of Legends: Ruination by Anthony Reynolds
Read more: League of Legends: Ruination by Anthony ReynoldsMore like the ruin of me. This book is a disappointing read that fails to deliver on its promise of exploring the history of Warhammer 40,000’s Chaos Space Marines. Before I continue, I have to say however, for someone who didn’t play the game League of Legend, it’s a story that you could read without…
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The Portrait of The Artist as A Young Man by James Joyce
Read more: The Portrait of The Artist as A Young Man by James JoyceThis is my second novel by James Joyce and definitely a better read than The Dubliners (sorry y’all). The novel caught my attention in two ways: first, the title which is strangely similar to the Picture of Dorian Gray (in French the translation is The Portrait of Dorian Gray) and second, because the size of…
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Mini Movie Reviews (Jan 2023)
Read more: Mini Movie Reviews (Jan 2023)Rating: 5/5 Probably one of the best 3h movies I’ve watched in a while! It’s beautiful and genuinely entertaining. The music and soundtrack give a meaning to the movie like none other. This movie is what I’ve been missing from Fantastic movies, we should bring them back : a simple plot, a powerful family dynamic…
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