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This book is a great lesson about love and charity. Those are not only the ones we must practice in our daily life, but the rare gifts that a few persons met in a harsh historical time, such as the… Continue reading "Review of The Book Thief by Markus Zusak"
This book deserves respect, silence and prayer. This book is also a detailed historical account about merciless crimes perpetrated by Nazi officers during the Second World War. I am speaking about All the Light We Cannot See, the best seller… Continue reading "Review of All the light we cannot see by Anthony Doerr"
There are very few books that remain imprinted in your mind after you finish reading them. This novel is one of them. It has never exited my mind, even though the title is Out of My Mind. The author is… Continue reading "Review “Out of My Mind” by Sharon M. Draper"
The Retreat is the best psychological thriller of 2019 written by British novelist Mark Edwards. Here, I wrote my review about this gripping thriller. First of all, you must know that the book has been released only last year, on… Continue reading "Review The Retreat Mark Edwards"
This book made me come to my mind the following quote: it is easier breaking atoms than prejudices. This quote was said by Albert Einstein many years ago, but matches perfectly with the sharp meaning of this novel titled The… Continue reading "Review of The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead"
My eyes are still glued to this book, rather, I left my eyes glued to the pages of this novel. I am reviewing The Butterfly Sister by Amy Gail Hansen. I read the Italian edition titled “ Il libro delle… Continue reading "Review The Butterfly Sister Amy Gail Hansen"
This book gave me goose bumps and I have also felt shivers along my spine during the reading. I am reviewing a book titled The Silence of the Wave. I read the Italian edition titled Il silenzio dell’onda.This fictional work… Continue reading "Review of The Silence of the Wave by Gianrico Carofiglio"
This is the first time I write a review where I have no words to describe the book. Really, it is the mere truth, I read this book only in a week, a book which is over 700 pages and… Continue reading "Review of The Truth About The Harry Quebert Affair by Joel Dicker"
Welcome to Niceville, the village inhabited by evil. I can’t help but introduce this book with these words, because the story starts just in an apparently quiet American town where, suddenly, people become evil and commit awful deeds. I am… Continue reading "Review of The Homecoming by Carsten Stroud"
