I really, really wanted to like this book. Its topic is promising for someone, who is interested in social issues. Also, I feel in love…
Month: March 2016
Torry Martin & Doug Peterson – Of Moose and Men: Lost and Found in Alaska
Posted in Book reviews, and Non-fiction
There were times, and admittedly still are, when I wanted to pack my belognings and head to the North. I have done it already few…
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Jem: Lessons in Living is a memoir of friendship between a man and one very special pug. This book just exploded in my heart. To…
Marianne Cantwell – Be a Free Range Human
Posted in Book reviews, and Non-fiction
If every of your working Fridays end up by you singing the first lines of I Want To Break Free by Queen, there is some…
Segilola Salami – An Ode to My Mother
Posted in Book reviews, and Fiction
Yetunde: An Ode to my mother has been influenced by author‘s native land, Nigeria, and is exactly what it claims to be – an ode…
S.J. Pajonas – The Daydreamer Detective
Posted in Book reviews, and Fiction
I was gifted a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. And let me tell you: I’m so happy to announce how…
Rebecka Bohlin – De osynliga. Om Europas fattiga arbetarklass | The Invisible. About Europe’s poor working class
Posted in Book reviews, and Non-fiction
Swedish books, oh how much I have missed you, your interesting and fearlessly chosen topics! I’ve decided to follow up on the social issues, this…
Ta-Nehisi Coates – Between the World and Me
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Writing to his teenage son couldn’t been more timely. Ta-Nehisi Coates’ book is a reflection about living a life as a black person, especially man…
Christopher Fowler – Paperboy
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There are two things I have to confess to before you can start reading my review of Paperboy. First of them is little bit embarrasing:…