The Book of Lost Names
In a world so chaotic, "The Book of Lost Names" by Kristin Harmel reminded me of how much we can control our own destinies.
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The Other Bennet Sister
Thanks to "The Other Bennet Sister", Mary now has a proper background, helping us empathise with her. She is the most unlikely heroine, yet, she manages to become perfectly lovable.
Pride and Prejudice in Space
If you loved Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" and are looking for a fun reread, you might want to try "Pride and Prejudice in Space". You know you are curious...
Middlemarch – Book 3 – Waiting for Death
Middlemarch is a fascinating read! I wrote about five tips on how to read it so that you can fall in love with it. One of the tips is to read it as it was originally published, in 8 volumes. These appeared almost monthly, throughout an entire year. This is the third article in a series about Middlemarch, discussing each book individually.
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead
If you love strange books, a grim atmosphere and strong-opinionated weird little old ladies, this book is for you!
The Last Russian Doll (The Porcelain Doll)
If you're intrigued by Russian history, if Russian novels give you goosebumps or if you love historical fiction in general, you'll love "The Last Russian Doll".
Never Let Me Go
If you are looking for a haunting world where humanity collides with dystopia in a narrative transcending its genre, Kazuo Ishiguro's "Never Let Me Go" is the novel for you!
10 Best Romanian Books
This is an ongoing list of "best of the best" books to read in the Romanian literature. Come back to it for more inspiration if you want to try some Romanian authors, recommended by a Romanian reader!
Middlemarch – Book 2 – Old and Young
Middlemarch is a fascinating read! I wrote about five tips on how to read it so that you can fall in love with it. One of the tips is to read it as it was originally published, in 8 volumes. These appeared almost monthly, throughout an entire year. This is the second article in a series about Middlemarch, discussing each book individually.
The Woman in Me
This book was astounding in its revelations. I had no idea a powerful woman, an obscenely rich woman can be made to endure so much. It seems unfair to go through all she went through and to this day, she continues to get judged for what she does.