Historic but Fiction

The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood: A Book Review Genre: Literary Fiction Atwood writes an interesting remark on life, government totalitarianism, and ignorance of society in her book, The Handmaid’s Tale. Surrounding the narrator, Offred, throughout the story Atwood continuously has the reader guessing on what was going to happen. It is worth noting that … Continue reading Historic but Fiction →

Learning to Live

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig: A Book Review Genre: Fantasy Haig writes a difficult story to tell in his work The Midnight Library. Surrounding a depressed main character in the act of dying, Haig gives motivational one liners and interesting parallels to different regrets we might have throughout our lives. Even more interesting is … Continue reading Learning to Live →

Letters From Past and Discussion of Future

Latest Read: Letters to Bizzy by John M. Tabor Genre: Realistic Fiction? I honestly don't know what to do about this book as I did not technically finish it, so please bare with me. I cannot, in my right mind, rate the book or give it a score. I feel doing so would be dishonest … Continue reading Letters From Past and Discussion of Future →

The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick: A Book Review

Genre: Science Fiction The Man in the High Castle was an unusual book to say the least. Being tossed between characters, the storyline did get confusing at the beginning, but after you are introduced to all the characters there is a sense of relief. I felt a lot for the characters as they were extremely … Continue reading The Man in the High Castle by Philip K. Dick: A Book Review →