AP Lang Reads: Just Mercy – Bryan Stevenson
Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson is a profound exploration of systemic injustice and the human stories behind it. Assigned for my AP Language class, the book pushed me to confront uncomfortable truths about the legal system and consider what justice and mercy mean in an inequitable society. With every chapter, I found myself more invested in understanding how personal narratives intersect with broader systemic failures, making the call for reform impossible to ignore.
BOOK REVIEW: JUST FOR THE SUMMER – ABBY JIMENEZ
Book Review: Just For The Summer – Abby Jimenez
Just For The Summer is the cutest romance novel ever. This is what I have to say for this book, as a big fan of Emily Henry and her writing style, Abby Jimenez’s writing blew me away. Her writing has such eloquence in it and is extremely entertaining. Her characters show such raw emotion in her words and are truly relatable. I know some people find romance novels quirky and cringy, but honeslty Jimenez wrote in such an autentic and real way, that the story didn’t feel fake, I could envision every single page in front of my eyes.
Book Review: Roar – Shelley Thompson
I am thrilled to share this book review of Roar by Shelley Thompson who graciously sent over a copy of “Roar” – a literary gem that left me captivated. Roar is a poignant, nuanced, and intriguing story of a family grappling with grief and dealing with extraordinary circumstances displaying their dynamic. This novel contains a deep portrayal of human emotions and relationships.
Book Review : A Surgeon’s Tale – William Lynes
Book Review : A Surgeon’s Tale – William Lynes Dear fiction lovers, I am excited to report the preliminary completion of my ninth novel, A Surgeon’s Tale (AST). AST is a sequel to A Surgeon’s Knot and continues the story of Jackson Cooper and his surgical training at the mythical University Medical Center in Northern…
“A Man Called Ove vs. A Man Called Otto: Exploring the Transformative Journey from Page to Screen”
A Man Called Ove vs. A Man Called Otto: Exploring the Transformative Journey from Page to Screen In the world of literature, there are often discussions about whether on-screen adaptations of books are particularly faithful to the vivid and original plot shown on paper. So, let’s put books and movies in the WWE ring 🥊…
