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The Family Upstairs
Lisa JewellIn the early 90s, three dead adult bodies are found in a home in London with a note explaining a suicide pact has taken place. To everybody’s surprise, a baby…
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Animal Farm
George OrwellAs you can probably tell, I’m trying to mix some classics into my reading. Everyone has been messaging me saying I’m bringing them back to their high school days with…
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The Holdout
Graham MooreIf you’re looking for a book to grab your attention during this COVID-19 quarantine, this is the one! I always enjoy a good crime novel, especially one based in a…
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Zen and the Art of Happiness
Chris PrentissNo review could ever do this book justice. I’ve read this book before and I will definitely read it again, and again, and again. What I can say is, everyone…
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The Night Before
Wendy WalkerWendy Walker always gives me a good page turner. Her writing just flows so well for me. I also love a book with a good unpredictable ending. I didn’t see…
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Number the Stars
Lois LowryAnother book I should have read a long time ago, but better late than never! This story is set in the 1940’s during WWII in Denmark. This isn’t your typical…
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Night
Elie WieselIt took me too many years to read this book. I’ve always been interested in learning about the Holocaust and my interest began long before I truly realized my roots…
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The Last Stone
Mark Bowden*Warning, some spoilers* This book was chosen for the Serial Killer Book Club I’m part of. I was sucked into the story pretty quickly, and although it got slow for me…
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The Whisper Man
Alex NorthDisturbing is the best way to describe this one. This suspenseful and unpredictable thriller revolves around a nursery rhyme of sorts; a rhyme about the Whisper Man. Through a multi-generational story…
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American Dirt
Jeanine CumminsI picked this book as my BOTM in February simply because I wanted to form my own opinion about it. I’ve read the many articles that highlight the issues with…
