Hot, read heat fills my lungs, burning my throat as it exits my nose. Flames flicker around my crisp body slowly turning my smooth skin black. i can’t feel my legs. If i could, the pain would surely be unbearable. i’ve never said a word but i still try. my mouth cracks open but only humid… Continue reading Consumed
Hi all. Due to my recent and exciting boom of viewers and supporters, I’ve decided that every week I’ll post something new; on Sundays I will post my own writings including short stories, poems and thoughts whereas on Wednesdays, I’ll continue reviewing and reflecting on other people’s works. Look out for tomorrow!;)
Hey everyone! It’s been a while since my last post and I always say I’ll post more often and such but of course, things happen:P I’m excited to try harder and post more often (for real!) 😀 I’ve read a fair few books since my last post on The Mountain Story but just today I finished Hausfrau by Jill… Continue reading Hausfrau
*SPOILER ALERT!* Whew! It’s been a long time since my last post (even though I said I’d post more often. I guess that’s what life does :P) I haven’t been doing much except reading, working, and sleeping (more the latter) but I did manage to read Lori Lansens’ newest novel The Mountain Story and loved… Continue reading The Mountain Story
This novel has been on my “To Read” shelf for a long time. I remember buying it awhile ago and finding the premise interesting. It was only until later that I discovered it was one of those ‘literary masterpieces’ that everyone says that you should read. Even though it seems cliche, I personally do think… Continue reading Never Let Me Go
I. AM. DONE. SCHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!! I actually finished a bit ago but then things got busy with my birthday so now I am officially going to blogging a lot more often! This journey through post-secondary has really taught me a lot, especially in regards to music and literature (ergo, why I like blogging about them) and… Continue reading DONE
After I finished The Paris Wife, I wasn’t sure what I wanted to read next and I honestly didn’t want something too complicated or deep to read since life is so busy right now. After a long mull at my bookshelves, I picked up Golden Boy by Abigail Tarttelin because I thought it could an interesting read over a… Continue reading Golden Boy
Hi all. It’s been awhile since my last post. School is coming to an end and it’s been quite busy. I finally managed to finish The Paris Wife by Paula McLain and I quite enjoyed it. The Paris Wife tells the fictional account of Hadley Richardson’s marriage to Ernest Hemingway, the now-famous writer and poet.Although it draws on… Continue reading The Paris Wife
*SPOILERS* Just today, I finished Trades of the Flesh by Faye L. Booth and it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t great either.Trades of the Flesh is about a young woman, Lydia, living in 17th century England who has taken up ‘the trade’ (prostitution) in order for her and her sister to survive. Her sister eventually gets a job… Continue reading Trades of the Flesh
A little bit ago, I finished What the Nanny Saw and apparently, a lot of people have compared it to The Nanny Diaries. I personally haven’t read that novel but at least that gives you readers out there something to relate this novel to. The story revolves around an early-twenties girl in London, England who is trying to finish… Continue reading What the Nanny Saw
Musically Yours, Tiffany 