THE COMPLETE MAUS (I & II) Maus I: A Survivor’s Tale: My Father Bleeds History. Maus II: A Survivor’s Tale: And Here My Troubles Began. One word review: Residual! Goodreads: 4.57 [Subjected to change] Art Spiegelman is a contributing editor and artist for the New Yorker, and co-founder/editor of Raw, the acclaimed magazine of avant-grade
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Book Review Emily and her Scooby doo gang are at it again. NOPE, you better read the first book in the series before getting to this one to understand the relationship dynamics between Em and her friends. A fun and quirky take on the classic locked room mystery with a raging snowstorm adding to the
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Title: Why Stories Matter Author: Somdev Chatterjee Book Type: Discursive Genre: Narratology, Literary Criticism Edition: Paperback Publisher: Notion Press Year of Publication: 2023 Number of Pages: 111 – Blurb of the Book – For millions of years our ancestors survived on the marginal niches of the environment while the bigger beasts reigned on Earth. They
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e-books are handy! No? Anytime – anywhere available. Digital reading has certainly added value to the lives of Gen-Z readers who are always on the go but still want to read. The advent of online reading books has revolutionized the way we all consume information and literature. In the past few decades, electronic books have
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Creating a great villain is essential to any good story. A strong antagonist provides tension, stakes, and excitement that will keep your readers engaged and invested in the narrative. It can be difficult to craft a compelling bad guy who is both menacing and believable at the same time, but with some practice, you can
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Before I Go To Sleep – By S J Watson Release: 2011.Genre: Thriller.No. of Pages: 382 Welcome Back Readers! Summary: Before I Go To Sleep is a great thriller book and it has a great story that will keep the reader engaged till the end. We all know that we are what we have in our
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The monsoon season is the kind of season where half of the population grumbles and complain because of too much rain while the other half rejoice in the fact that it is finally raining because this gives them some respite from the unbearable heat of summer.
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Michael Moon begins his book review of Alison Bechdel’s graphic novel, Fun Home by rightly saying that “It’s hard to imagine a more ‘bookish’ graphic narrative than Allison Bechdel’s Fun Home.” Fun Home is a richly layered narrative with numerous allusions to the stalwarts of Western literary canon be it Joyce or Proust or Hemingway
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I am thrilled to be hosting a spot on the The Boy Met A Whale by Nizrana FarookBlog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours. Check out my post and make sure to enter thegiveaway! The Boy Who Met A Whale Author : Nizrana Farook Pub. Date : February 1, 2022 Publisher : Peachtree Publishing Company Formats : Hardcover, Paperback, eBook,
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