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In the enchanting novel “The Miracles of Namiya General Store,” Keigo Higashino crafts a tale that touches the beauty of interconnectedness. This book reveals the profound impact of seemingly minor … Continue readingThe Miracles of Namiya General Store
Agatha Christie’s “Passenger to Frankfurt” stands as a unique departure from her classic whodunits. The novel embarks on a journey through international espionage and political upheaval. Published in 1970, the … Continue readingPassenger to Frankfurt
Stepping into the expansive sci-fi universe of “The Three-Body Problem,” I found myself immersed in a world that stretched my imagination. Having been introduced to Liu Cixin’s genius through “The … Continue readingThe Three-Body Problem: From Page to Screen
“Yumi and the Nightmare Painter” by Brandon Sanderson is a standout story in his expansive Cosmere universe. Summary The book tells the tale of Yumi and Nikaro, two characters with … Continue readingYumi and the Nightmare Painter
The euphoria, and the addictive pleasure reviews of korean drama fans have for the past few years didn’t seem to sway any interest in me. I simply wasn’t persuaded to … Continue readingPast Lives, A Review of My First Korean Drama
Warrior of the Altaii offers a distinct experience than Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. I recommend reading this after you are finished with the Wheel of Time series, as it … Continue readingWarrior of the Altaii
Step into a world of emerald-green oceans and simple island pleasures in “Tress of the Emerald Sea”. This enchanting tale introduces us to Tress, a young islander whose life takes … Continue readingTress of the Emerald Sea
A Book Written By Mathias Énard I went to the bookstore again after what seems like forever, and I bought this book solely just because of the cover. That one … Continue readingTell Them of Battles, Kings & Elephants
Hideo Yokoyama is a Japanese mystery novelist. He has three novels translated into English: Six Four, Seventeen, and Prefecture D. Actually only two novels since Prefecture D is a short … Continue readingHideo Yokoyama Books Review