Colleen Hoover’s Verity – The Villains Within the Victims
Mhanaz Halim takes a look at Colleen Hoover's novel Verity, and how the book met lofty expectations set on social media.
The Aurora Cycle Trilogy: Is it Worth Reading All Three Books?
Natalie See takes a look at the Aurora Cycle trilogy to determine if giving all three books a go is worth your time.
2022’s Persuasion: Is Modernising Classics a Good Thing?
Jamie Dhulipala takes a look at the Netflix adaptation of Jane Austen's iconic novel Persuasion, and if modernizing classics is a good idea.
My Thoughts on A Forgery of Roses by Jessica S. Olson
Jyotsna Samraj investigates the plot, characters and story progression in Jessica S. Olson's novel A Forgery of Roses.
The Importance of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking
Amanda Berlove takes a look at Susan Cain's Quiet and the powers of introverts who are working in an increasingly boisterous world.
Tracy Deonn’s Legendborn: Grief, Magic and History
Natalie See takes a look at Tracy Deonn's Legendborn and reviews its subject matter, plot and historical references.
Why David Chariandy’s Brother Is Worth Reading
Andrew Chen explains why David Chariandy's "Brother" is a book that will pull at your emotions and keep you hanging on until the end.
Is The Undrowned Worth Reading?
Gino Juderaj takes us on a comprehensive tour of K.R. Alexander's The Undrowned, investigating its plot and character development.
The Poppy War: A Review
Carly Atherton reviews R.F. Kuang's The Poppy War, with a specific focus on its characters, pacing and text-to-life connections.
The Rings of Influences on J.R.R. Tolkien’s Works
Kabir Bhardwaj examines how J.R.R. Tolkien's iconic series The Lord of the Rings is influenced by everything from politics to religion.