I'm usually not a huge fan of memoirs, only because, I mean...how interesting can a person be to want to read about them? How extraordinary is your life that it deserves to be written about? Why does your life deserve to be published in a book? Here are my top three, 5-star rated, nonfiction books of 2018, in no particular order:
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I’ve always enjoyed mystery novels and all the suspense and crime-solving that came with it. In recent years, Young Adult mysteries have gained popularity and I’ve quickly jumped on that bandwagon and can’t seem to get enough. 2018 was a great year for YA mysteries! Here’s a look at my top four 5-star rated YA mysteries
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If you’ve been following my adventures on Instagram, you probably know that I recently spent four days in beautiful London town. During my short trip, I had two lists on my phone: the first was of food places I wanted to try and the second was a list of books I wanted to get.
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This is one of the most disappointing reads so far. There are many factors that I had an issue with while reading this book. Mainly to do with the protagonist, Julia.
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To say that this book shocked me is an understatement. When I finished reading the book, I had to reread that ending a few times to make sure I fully comprehended what just happened. The story got into my head, and really bothered me in ways I cannot describe.
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This was easily one of my top 2017 reads, and I highly recommend that it is read without any judgment. To just take in the story and delve into Samar’s world. I assure you, you will be left heartbroken by the end of it.
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Back in December, I was tagged by A BookTube Book to participate and complete the #2017yearinbookreview book tag. Initially, I had wanted to wait until the year is over before doing so, except life got in the way and now we’re in mid-January and I just had to sit myself down and get to it!
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Long Way Down takes place in a span of one minute. Sixty seconds. In a single minute, the book outlines the life of this young man, Will, the day after his brother, Shawn, was found shot dead. There is no fitting way that I can think of to describe a book of this caliber. It pushes boundaries, questions your thoughts and beliefs and does not shy away from treading on important topics, such as race and gun violence.
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It's so easy to rant and rave when you don't like a book. But what do you do when you love it? There's no amount of gushing and praising that I can do here, because it's not that kind of book. This book speaks for itself, and the story tells itself.
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First, I have a confession to make. This is my first ever Agatha Christie novel. Ever. I have actually never read a book of hers before. Shocking and disgraceful I'm sure, but I am making up for it now.
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