#DaisyJonesandthesix: I really enjoyed this book. It was flowing so easily… I felt like I was part of the conversation that was happening throughout… Daisy was complex and soft and broken and just human… the chemistry between Billy and Daisy was spectacular even though it was wrong. Camila was that voice of reason. And she…
Man, what a book. I honestly don’t know how I feel about it… I know I loved the book. The characters. I hated Aunty (Okay hate is a bit much) I just know that I didn’t like her that is for sure. She came out as an overbearing mother who couldn’t let her kids be….
I have read several books this year, but I must admit that The 48 Laws of Power has touched my life differently and made me feel like I am born again in the world of books. When I told Jane I would read this book, she told me she had read it a long time…
July read proved to be an enthralling emotional rollercoaster of a book. It significantly altered my perspective on Afghanistan. While I had been aware of the events unfolding in Afghanistan through news outlets, this book breathed life into the country and its people, endowing them with a profound sense of humanity. This book prompted me…
