#bookreview #klaraandthesun #4stars Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro is a novel set in a science-advanced world. Klara, an Artificial...

#bookreview #theundergroundrailroad #4stars The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead is a fictional novel about slavery and racism in...

Book review and analysis of 2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke

#bookreview #thesympathizer #5stars The Sympathizer by Viet Nguyen is a fictional confession of a nameless man who is half French and...

#bookreview #whenyoutrapatiger #4stars When You Trap a Tiger by Tae Keller is a story of a young and shy girl named Lily who moves with...

#bookreview #humanacts #5stars Human Acts by Han Kang and translated by Deborah Smith was a surprise read. The first chapters of the book...

#bookreview #sophiesworld #4stars Sophie's World, by Jonstein Gaarder, seems straightforward from the outside. It is a novel that seems...

#bookreview #orlando #4stars Orlando, a man who turned into woman and lived three hundred years, is a legend. So is Virginia Woolf....

#bookreview #justmercy #4stars Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson is not a typical justice story. It does not include the most beautiful and...

#bookreview #amonstercalls #5stars A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness is a book where a boy named Conor finds reconciliation with himself....

#bookreview #whyweswim #5stars Why We Swim by Bonnie Tsui is a great book explaining why humans swim (obviously). She explores swimming...

#bookreview #becoming #5stars Becoming is about Michelle's whole life. Michelle as a kid gets piano lessons from her aunt, goes to...

#bookreview #ofmiceandmen #3stars Summary Of Mice and Men is about two men named Lennie and George and they are off to find a new job....

#bookreview #thesixthextinction #4stars The Sixth Extinction by Elizabeth Kolbert is a book that shows the many views of extinction....