Review – Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body by Roxane Gay
Hunger A Memoir of (My) Body delves into the author’s past, exploring how trauma shapes our choices and how healing is a long, arduous journey.
Tagged: Audible
Review – High-Rise Mystery by Sharna Jackson
Teen sister detectives solve a murder mystery on their high rise London housing estate. Good plot, great characters, fantastic representation and excellent narration. Recommended.
Review – Becoming by Michelle Obama
Becoming surprised me with the scope it covered and the detail that it went into. It was a lovely window into the life of a public figure that I initally thought that I didn’t need to know more about. Thankfully I was proved wrong. Michelle Obama writes well with warmth, humour and purpose. The honesty and clarity was refreshing. It’s a great read, expertly read by the author which gave an added depth. Recommended.
Review – Nine Lives by Karli Rush
Short story about a young woman turned into a cat in retaliation, trying to use the experience for good and to hopefully change back.
Review – Beezer by Brandon T. Snider
We all liked the one liners, the demon possessed pet and Beelzebub’s attitude. Do read this short, snappy tale about finding acceptance and a place to call home.
Naturally, we are suckers for stories about Good versus Evil, especially well written ones.
