The writing style is almost lyrical, a lot of words, a LOT of words, but they weave together really well to create a narrative and characters that you really fall in love with. And the narrator on the audiobook? Honestly, it really brought that lyrical quality to life for me. Though not going to ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Know My Name by Chanel Miller
I found this gem thanks to the Book Girls Guide. I remember the story. I didn't know she wrote a book. We knew the name Brock Turner. We didn't know the name Chanel Miller, for her privacy. An assault she had no memory of, a situation that no one knew would become the national sensation it became. ...
BOOK REVIEW: Breaking Free by Rachel Jeffs
One thing I’ve noticed as Draven, and I get deeper into these memoirs, is the voice. The child-like voice. Part fundy voice and part just childhood trauma infused into that being perpetually child-like state. Let’s talk about the word fundy for a minute. Here’s the deal: you ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
There is something special about well-written fiction. Where the words, the story take you to a time and place with experiences you never had, can never have, and your life does not offer relatability. But there you are, living that life as though you are there. Kim Michele Richardson did that ...
BOOK REVIEW: Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Daisy Jones & The Six is super popular. Still a wait list to get it on Libby. Made into an Amazon Prime Video series. And it came out 7 years ago. Book Girls Guide brought it to my reading list, and honestly, while I totally get the hype, I don’t get the hype. ...