The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel (Book Review)

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My Rating: 9/10

What made me choose this book: I was on a few pages of “Sad Girls” by Lang Leav when I decided that I wanted to read something else. I tried this book since I got curious about the title. When I saw the family tree and read the first chapter, I knew right away that I was gonna love it. Continue reading The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel (Book Review)

Rebecca’s Tale by Sally Beauman (Book Summary)

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The book is divided into four parts: Julyan, Grey, Rebecca and Ellie.

Rebecca is the first wife of Maxim de Winter. She lived in Manderley, a very beautiful estate owned by the de Winters for centuries.  Continue reading Rebecca’s Tale by Sally Beauman (Book Summary)

Rebecca’s Tale by Sally Beauman (Review)

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If I were to have another title for this post, it would be “Rebecca’s Tale, A book I Adored Which Had Terrible Reviews on Goodreads.”

When I was looking for books to purchase, I found this one. When I read the title, I knew it was a book I would read.  Continue reading Rebecca’s Tale by Sally Beauman (Review)

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson (Summary)

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The entire novel revolves around the life of Ursula Todd who was born on February 1910. She died a couple of times (even just right after she was born) but then comes back to life like she’s in a loop, like she’s always given the chance to live her life again correctly.  Continue reading Life After Life by Kate Atkinson (Summary)

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson (Review)

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I would like to remember this as “the book that made me never want to read ebooks again” I read this as an ebook and was so disappointed and confused to the point that I thought the ebook providers were making fun of the readers by shuffling the chapters of the book. Of course, I was wrong with the accusation, and I realized that I just can’t blame anyone if I find the book horrible. Continue reading Life After Life by Kate Atkinson (Review)

The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter (Review)

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My Rating: 8/10

Climax on page one! The most thrilling scene was narrated in the first few pages after flipping the cover.

What made me choose this book: I honestly do not know why I chose this book among all the other tempting books waiting to be read. The title was ordinary, and the cover had nothing to do with the story. (The body from the book I got was of a white flower, and I found other pictures of this book with a girl on its cover, which made more sense.) It was like I simply tried reading a few pages then ended up finishing the book. Continue reading The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter (Review)

The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter (Book Summary)

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After their house was burned down, the Quinn family moved to a farm house. When it was just Harriet (the mother), Samantha (16 years old daughter) and Charlotte (13 years old) in the house, two men with a gun entered and looked for Harriet’s husband, Rusty. It was Zachariah Culpepper (someone who owed money to Rusty) and Mason Huckabee (the brother of Mary-Lynne, the girl who was raped and whose rapist was represented by Rusty). They intended to kill Rusty, and since he was not around, they ended up killing Harriet and taking Sam & Charlie to the woods. Sam was shot in the head, and then buried alive. Charlie managed to run away but was chased by Zachariah, and was raped. Mason tried stopping Zach from raping Charlie, however it was too late. Charlie and Sam survived, although Sam had to go through surgery and therapy to be able to live and function normally. Continue reading The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter (Book Summary)

The Roanoke Girls by Amy Angel (Book Summary)

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Lane Roanoke was raised by her mother, Camilla, who was either sad, angry and cold towards her. Lane felt like her mother never loved her. When Camilla took her own life, she didn’t feel totally sad because for her, Camilla failed as a mother.

Since she was still 16 years old, she was sent to live to her closest and only relative — her grandparents. Her grandparents, Lillian and Yates, live in their mansion in Kansas. They are very rich. Continue reading The Roanoke Girls by Amy Angel (Book Summary)

Hunger Games Trilogy (Review)

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What made me choose this book: The fuss! The book was very famous back when I was still blogging on Tumblr. Also, forgive me, bookworms, for judging a book based on the rumored singer of its soundtrack. Since Taylor Swift sang “Safe and Sound” and “Eyes Open,” I got more interested in the story since the song lyrics were very descriptive. Continue reading Hunger Games Trilogy (Review)

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins (Summary)

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There is no longer a District 12, it has been destroyed when Katniss bombed the arena. Coincidentally, District 13, which the capital claimed to have vanished, truly existed. Gale, Katniss’ bestfriend, successfully saved some families, including Primrose and Katniss’ mother.

After the Quarter Quell, she was considered as mentally ill when she stayed in a hospital jn District 13. The hovercraft that rescued her went directly to District 13. This district is located underground, but it turned out to be so much better the district where she came from. The people never went hungry and are now being educated and trained. Continue reading Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins (Summary)