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We’re back again for another book review, and this time we’re jumping on the ambiguous horror train. All aboard for the next stop, Turn of the Screw.
Continue reading “Book Review: Turn of the Screw by Henry James”
Quick question, have you ever eaten a book? No? Awesome, great, me neither. Our main character in this chilling novel, on the other hand? Well, let’s just jump on into this review, shall we?
Continue reading “Book Review: Horrid by Katrina Leno”
It started as a question which turned into an idea, and so here we are today. Three YA novels and the coffee I think best describes them.
Continue reading “3 Books and Their Coffee Counterparts”
We all love them. We all dread them. We’ve all got them. It’s the haunting TBR list. Here’s what I plan on reading this month! Let me know in the comments what you’re reading this month and if you have any suggestions for May.
Continue reading “April TBR List!”A short story I’ve worked on to bring awareness to rape survivors and the importance in listening to them. This creative piece shows the double-standard in society and the effects that our actions can have on others. Warning: This content portrays rape, self-harm, and domestic abuse and may be triggering to some people.
Continue reading “What Could Layla Do?”
So, maybe I’m a bit late to the classics front, but I’m gonna write a review about it anyway because this book has successfully made it into my top ten favorites. Why? Because Shelley is an absolutely beautiful writer. Let’s get into some of the finer logistics of this.
Continue reading “Frankenstein by Mary W. Shelley”Chris had been fascinated with the Garden of Arms since they were a small child.
Continue reading “Garden Of Arms”It was Harry’s Supermarket
The place we all knew
The place we all went to.
I dive into the back of the taxi, chest heaving as the scent of fake leather and fast food wraps around my body.
“Thomas!”
Continue reading “Game On”