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About Books #127: The Hate Project
I don’t know why I always do this – I know I’ll love a book, but I just can’t get myself to start reading it. And then I start postponing, which means I…
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About Books #126: NW
Fun fact: the fastest way to make sure I will not be reading a book? Making it required reading. Which is exactly what happened with Zadie Mith’s NW. I mean, it didn’t help…
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About Books #125: Dominicana
There’s something to be said for “reading to expand your horizons”, but Dominicana? Well, let’s just say that it didn’t just expand my horizons, it also (kind of, or just: completely) made me…
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About Books #124: The Guilty Feminist
Hi, my name is Saar and I’m a feminist. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way – let’s see why exactly I loved The Guilty Feminist so much that I flew…
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About Books #122: Take A Chance On Me
It’s not actually that often that a romance book can keep surprising me – Take A Chance On Me did exactly that, though. The story Meet Bridget’s sister, Emma Donovan – eternally single…
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About Books #121: I Am Pilgrim
Well, would you look at that? I’m reviewing a book that wasn’t an ARC. Will miracles never cease? And what’s more – I’m reviewing a book that’s about as far outside of the…
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About Books #120: Fairy Godmothers, Inc.
Let’s be real – in today’s world? The business of being a fairy godmother is probably quite a bit more difficult than it used to be. I mean, how many people even still…
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About Books #111: The Summer of Wishful Thinking
Fun fact: the first time I ever went to England, we stayed in Bury St Edmunds. Naturally, any book that takes place in that same town, I would want to read. Especially combined…
