Tag: book review
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Perfect Pixie Series: A Positive Perspective
The entire series is just so good. The relationships, the world-building, the side characters, the conflicts, the main characters are all so good. I can’t rave about it enough.
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The Housemaid: A Positive Perspective
A good mystery takes you on a ride. This book definitely does that. I was too busy enjoying the ride to try to puzzle out what was going to be on the next page.
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Red, White, And Blue Book Recommendations
Since it is the 4th of July, let’s talk about some amazing books with red, white, and blue covers.
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A Court Of Thorns And Roses
I honestly cannot even tell you how many times I have reread this book. Each and every time I do, I find new things to love about it.
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Slouching Towards Bethlehem: A Positive Perspective
These stories are a reflection of their time and place. Despite never visiting California and not being alive when these stories were originally written, I did not feel out of place as a reader. Everything on the page comes alive.
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The Toymaker’s Son: A Positive Perspective
Pinocchio is creepy. There I said it. Which is why a dark fantasy romance retelling of Pinocchio isn’t as wild as it may sound.
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Demon Copperhead: A Positive Perspective
In a similar way to Dickens, whose book David Copperfield inspired this story, Kingslover shows us parts of society that are often ignored and exploited.
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Insignificant Events In The Life Of A Cactus: A Positive Perspective
Too often people with disabilities are portrayed as somehow being less of a person. But this novel is different. Nothing in the presentation of Ava’s character makes you feel sorry for her. She is perfectly capable of living a full life. She is different and that is okay. Even more than okay, her differences are…
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Forbidden Notebook: A Positive Perspective
There is something in Valeria’s story that is in all women, in all of us. The world decides a lot of her actions. In many stories, this dynamic can make the main character seem weak. But here, it serves to highlight the injustices in a world that often does not let women be the architects…
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I Married A Lizardman: A Positive Perspective
The female leads in this series hear about an interplanetary, interspecies matchmaking service with a near 100% percent rate, and they ask where to sign up.