Circe by Madeline Miller (Book Review)

Circe is the kind of book you'll see on almost every bookstagram account. It was the book I chose to ignore because I had enough with Greek myths. Or so I thought. But then, as you know (or as I hope you'll also experience), a book can sometimes lead you to another book. After reading … Continue reading Circe by Madeline Miller (Book Review)

Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (Book Review)

I knew I needed to read Crooked Kingdom after that ending with Six of Crows. However, I felt the burden of its requirement rather than excitement in finding out what would happen next. It's because I knew there will be a painful part in the second book. And because of what I experienced while reading … Continue reading Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (Book Review)

The Blank Page by Alberto Blanco (Book Review)

Description: In The Blank Page, world-renowned Mexican poet Alberto Blanco inspires children and adults to keep looking deeper, to never take things at face value. Charming illustrations by Rob Moss Wilson portray a world that slowly comes to life in a single sheet of paper: first the tree, then the forest, then the people are … Continue reading The Blank Page by Alberto Blanco (Book Review)