As we approach summer 2023, I'm excited to dive into a few books while also trying to study for my exam. I've curated a shortlist of 5 books I'm hoping to read this summer. I didn't want to overwhelm myself, so I've kept it manageable and realistic. Here are 5 books on my summer reading list! Love After Love by Ingrid Persaud i started this but sadly got so carried away with other things/books but I’m excited to pick it up again. It’s ... Read the Post...
The whispers – Ashley Audrain | Book Review
The Whispers was one of my most anticipated reads this year. In 2021, I read and thoroughly enjoyed the author’s debut novel, The Push. You can read my review here. I still vividly recall the emotions that book evoked in me. While I understand that comparing an author’s debut book with their sophomore book may not be entirely fair, it is somewhat inevitable. In The Whispers, Ashley Audrain explores a similar theme but with a completely different ... Read the Post...
Book Review – Let it destroy you by Harriet Alida Lye
During my last couple of years in secondary school, I had moments when I thought I’d end up being a scientist of some sort. I ended up studying medicine & while I’m not a physicist or scientist, I enjoy reading about the invention of things. I find it fascinating how people can create something out of ‘nothing’, and how ridiculous their ideas must have sounded at the time to those around them. This is one of the reasons why I was drawn to the ... Read the Post...
Read Caribbean – Book Recs!
June is officially known as Read Caribbean Month, a time when book lovers worldwide share their love for Caribbean literature and exchange fantastic recommendations. As an avid reader of Caribbean books myself, I would love to share some of my top picks with you all. In no particular order; Patsy by Nicole Dennis-Benn This was my introduction to Caribbean literature, and I absolutely loved it. The authenticity and culture seep ... Read the Post...