Reviews and Comments

Baldwins writing is beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.

I guess better late than never to start this one.

Gotta get as many spooky stories in as I can this month 🎃

It’s the time of year that I crack this book open and read some more stories from one of the best horror writers of the last century.

I can’t believe I haven’t read Baldwin before now. The writing is quite visceral and I’m so glad I finally picked up his writing.

I found this book for under $1 and figured I’d give it a try. It’s a short, kind of goofy story about a child solving a mystery in space. I wouldn’t say you need to go out of your way to find this book, but if you can find it for very cheap then it’s worth the short amount of time it takes to read.

Tackling another classic from my TBR list.

After owning this book for years I finally sat down and finished it.

These essays were eye-opening about the brutality to which Palestinians have been subjected for almost a century now at the hands of imperialism and Zionism.

Despite the cliched title of this review, it’s absolutely true for this book. It’s tense and always leaves you wanting more.

Giving it five stars because I’m a biased Sharks fan, but it had a lot of great history about the team.

The book has a slow pace for the first sections of the story, but it’s so tense. The writing hooks you and pushes you forward with the desire to know more. The final section feels a bit rushed, though. There’s a couple of scenes that feel elided over without satisfactory explanation.

My toxic trait is that I start far too many books at the same time.