The Chrysalis BREW Project

Books, Reviews, and Everything Written (BREW) for you

Bookish Stuff

At The Chrysalis BREW Project, we are all about what our name suggests – Books, Reviews, and Everything Written (BREW) that are all for you.

Here are our latest posts.

A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Grasslands” by Shekhar Khatri

Grasslands offers a mix of fantasy, magical realism, surrealism, and absurdist fiction that explores timeless philosophical questions and the most primeval of human desires. Review “What about this story? Maybe, there is no story. Maybe, it is just you, desperately clinging to it.” (p. 191).  What starts with our main character forgetting an acquaintance’s birthday celebration turns…

by Fermosalua

A Book Review by Kajori: “Becoming Flawesome: The Key to Living an Imperfectly Authentic Life” by Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani

Becoming Flawesome: The Key to Living an Imperfectly Authentic Life by Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani is a life-changing personal growth and transformation book that aims to help us live authentic lives by accepting all our apparent flaws.  Review “So, are you ready to embrace yourself the way you are?” – Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani  If you are all set…

by Kajori Sheryl Paul

A Book Review by Shrabastee: “So Good They Call You a Fake: Command Attention, Monetize Your Talent Stack, and Become the Uncontested Authority in Your Niche” by Joshua Lisec

So Good They Call You a Fake: Command Attention, Monetize Your Talent Stack, and Become the Uncontested Authority in Your Niche is a non-fiction guidebook by the famous ghostwriter Joshua Lisec. Review “…a book is more than the sum of its pages…” – Joshua Lisec  A perfect embodiment of this statement would be Joshua Lisec’s book, So Good They…

by Shrabastee Chakraborty

A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Moraline” by Cintia Alfonso Fior

Moraline by Cintia Alfonso Fior is a literary effort on diversity and justice that explores an unlikely young hero’s path to understanding a world that seems bafflingly unfair and richer than we notice. Review Moraline feels like an outcast. She can’t, for the life of her, stay quiet during class, and her classmates don’t seem to…

by Fermosalua

A Book Review by Kajori: “House of Giral” by Mark Laurence Latowsky

House of Giral by Mark Laurence Latowsky takes us on an unputdownable journey filled with murder, mystery, psychedelics, and of course, past lives.  Review Dr. Jennifer “Jo” Hart is a Jungian psychologist, who is living as normal a life as she can, given her horrific nightmares and realistic dreams. One evening, while on her usual…

by Kajori Sheryl Paul

A Book Review by Fermosalua: “A Story of Whoa” by Chris Corbett

In today’s information age, A Story of Whoa by Chris Corbett is a relevant and empowering tool for our children to cope with sad world events and make a difference through kindness and justice. Review I don’t know about you, but I’m in a constant battle between wanting to keep myself informed and wanting to…

by Fermosalua

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