Tag: spoiler free
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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.
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salt. A Positive Perspective
The one thing that poetry in all of its forms has in common is the feeling that it invokes. Poetry makes you feel something. Whether you understand the purpose of the poem or whether you are the audience that connects with it in the strongest way, it still invokes feelings.
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Too Bright To See: A Positive Perspective
“It’s hard to be yourself before you know who that is”. I imagine it’s even harder when you are being plagued by a ghost.