While We’re Young | By K L Walther
While We’re Young is an emotional yet entertaining read. For me, it’s a one-time read, but I can see how, for the right age group, it might be worth a re-read.
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The Way By | By Holly Walters
The Way By has a unique style of narration that feels similar to that of a fairy tale. It is refreshing, entertaining, and philosophical all at once.
TheWriteReads Blog Tour Spotlight | Hermit of Paradise | By Kim Sanders
In today’s TheWriteReads blog tour spotlight, we have the “Hermit of Paradise” by Kim Sanders.
Flightless Falcon | By James Charles Smith
Flightless Falcon would be particularly immersive for readers from the U.S. who are more invested in the late sixties and seventies American politics.
TheWriteReads Blog Tour Spotlight | Calm | By S J Baker
In today’s TheWriteReads blog tour spotlight, we have “Calm” by S J Baker.
TheWriteReads Blog Tour spotlight | No funeral for Nazia | By Taha Kehar
In today’s TheWriteReads blog tour spotlight, we have “No Funeral for Nazia” by Taha Kehar.
Terra Electrica : The Guardians of the North | By Antonia Maxwell
Terra Electrica was an easy, adventurous read about a young girl who just wants to find the love and safety of a home as she once knew it.
Legacy of the Brightwash | By Krystle Matar
If you are looking for a slow burn, fantasy with a hint of a dystopian society, Legacy of the Brightwash is the book for you.
Faith Of Their Fathers : A Saga of Iceland | By Samuel M Sargeant
With Faith of their Fathers, you could feel the harsh weather and the struggles that the common people went through at the time in order to simply survive.
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon | By Safinah Danish Elahi
The Idle Stance of the Tippler Pigeon left me reeling with a myriad of emotions. I could feel the hot air of Karachi and the history ebbing in and out of the streets of Lahore.
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