The Awakening by Kate Chopin Original title – \” A Solitary Soul\” \”Good-by—because I love you.\” He did not know; he did not understand. He would never understand. Perhaps Doctor Mandelet would have understood if she had seen him—but it was too late; the shore was far behind her, and her strength was gone.” No […]
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The Swan by Mary Oliver “What can I say that I have not said before? So I’ll say it again. The leaf has a song in it. Stone is the face of patience. Inside the river there is an unfinishable story.” I was unfamiliar with Mary Oliver until I read her poem and prose
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Strange Flowers by Donal Ryan Book Review Author Introduction: Donal Ryan is an Irish author who has gained critical acclaim for his novels and short stories. He was born in 1976 in County Tipperary, Ireland, and worked as a civil servant before turning to write full-time. Ryan\’s first novel, \”The Spinning Heart,\” was published in
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Book ReviewThe Reading List by Sara Nisha Adams The Reading List, a contemporary fiction that was published in 2021 by Sara Nisha Adams centres around Mukesh, a widower and Aleisha, a bright but anxious teenager. Other characters chronicle the plot through their connectivity with these characters and share the same linear interest in book reading.
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House of the Sun by Meira Chand ‘The Sun is now Lord of the Tenth House and occupies the Ninth. In March Saturn is coming into the House of the Sun. Saturn is strong and will bring trouble. Be careful, otherwise, he will do you harm.’ \”House of the Sun\” is a novel by
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Hamnet by Maggie O’ Farrell, Book Review “Every life has its kernel, its hub, its epicentre, from which everything flows out, to which everything returns.” Maggie O\’ Farrell\’s novel \”Hamnet\” is a captivating and emotional retelling of the story of William Shakespeare\’s son, Hamnet, and his death. The novel is set in 16th-century England
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Book Review, Classic Novels
The Honey Thief by Najaf Mazari and Robert Hillman Author Introduction: Najaf Mazari was born in 1971 and left Afghanistan in 2001 to escape the brutal torture and genocide of Hazara men by the Taliban. He settled in Australia where in 2007 he was granted Australian citizenship. Najaf Mazari and Robert Hillman are the co-authors
Brianna Wiest, a voice of affirmation Let\’s get introduced to Brianna Wiest, a voice of affirmation “I believe that the root of the work of being human is learning how to think. From this, we learn how to love, share, coexist, tolerate, give, create, and so on. I believe the first and most important duty
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Motivational BooksBell Jar A Helpful Book Review Of \”The Bell Jar\” By Sylvia Plath \”The Bell Jar\” is a novel by Sylvia Plath, published in 1963, January less than one month before its author Sylvia Plath committed Suicide. It was Ist published under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas. In 1966 The Bell Jar was published in England
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Academic Books, Book ReviewMy Longing Has Reached A Point, a Poetry Collection by Josh Fulton My Longing Has Reached A Point, a Poetry Collection by Josh Fulton My Longing Has Reached A Point by Josh Fulton is a collection of poems that explores assorted threads of human emotions as well as layered variations of contemplation. John Fulton is
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