Book Review | Rules for Moving | By Nancy Star
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Tagged: contemporaryfiction
Things You Save in a Fire | By Katherine Center
My thoughts Narrative and Plot Things You Save in a Fire is entirely a first person narrative. Cassie Hamwell talks to the reader about her life and how she managed to cope after moving...
Red Birds | By Mohammed Hanif
Momo’s brother is missing and he wants to find him. Will he or not? However, in the quest to finding a lost brother, you unearth a lot more in the abandoned refugee camp and the life there. In the end, no war has brought anything good in this world and through all it’s light sarcastic anecdotes, Red Birds delivers that message well and clear.
The Wisdom of Sally Red Shoes | By Ruth Hogan
The Wisdom of Sally Red Shoes is a great read if you’re someone who have experienced the pain of loss at least once in life. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea. For all the things it explored and ventured into, it is exceptional.
The Fifteen Wonders of Daniel Green | By Erica Boyce
Synopsis (Courtesy : Goodreads) Sometimes wonder is found not beyond the stars, but a few feet from your own front door… Daniel Green makes crop circles. As a member of a secret organization,...
Maybe in Another Life | By Taylor Jenkins Reid
About the Author Taylor Jenkins Reid ruled the contemporary genre in 2018 with her book The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. She has written many popular adult contemporary books and Maybe in Another Life...
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