A Book Review by Kajori: “The Eighteen Years That Didn’t Change Anything” by Enrico Tesla
In his memoir, The Eighteen Years That Didn’t Change Anything, Enrico Tesla sheds light on the intricacies of life from the perspective of Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection. Review In…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Love Snaggs: A Little Dog’s Courageous Journey” by Melanie Joy Mezzancello
Written by Melanie Joy Mezzancello, Love Snaggs: A Little Dog’s Courageous Journey follows Snaggs, a Yorkie mix, as he sets out on an impossible journey to return to his family. …
A Book Review by Kajori: “Story and Structure: A Complete Guide” by Leon Conrad
In Story and Structure: A Complete Guide, Leon Conrad uses George Spencer-Brown’s six symbols to present us with a simple visualization of story structures. Conrad depicts the importance of stories…
Featured Book: “Where the Lilacs Bloom Once Again: Friddie’s Story” by Roni Rosenthal
Friddie, an 18-year-old Jewish woman in Bucharest in the 1930s, is an everyday rebel. She has spent her entire life in the country’s capital and hopes to one day be…
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December 2022 BREW Readers’ Choice Awardee: “The Connection Game” by SS Turner
About this month’s award-winning book “The Connection Game” by SS Turner is December 2022’s BREW Readers’ Choice Award winner. Related Posts
A Book Review by Kajori: “Dear Ruth” by Bronwyn Parry
Dear Ruth is a short story penned by Bronwyn Parry. Set in 1970, it tells the tale of love of Patrick O’Connell and his beloved, Ruth. Review We live in…
A Book Review by Kajori: “The Secret Apocalypse” by J.L. Harden
In J.L. Harden’s The Secret Apocalypse, we follow Rebecca, Kenji, Maria, Will, and Kim as they do their best to survive in a country filled with zombies. They also have…
A Book Review by Shrabastee: “The Compelled” by Adam Roberts
The Compelled, a novella written by Adam Roberts and illustrated by François Schuiten, portrays a slightly futuristic world. The majority of the population now harbors a compulsion to move objects…
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