book review

  • “I wouldn’t stay powerless for long” Dear diary, I always believed, the sequel of any book could never live up the original. How wrong I was. This book was better than first one(The Ruling Class). It was extremely gripping and I was unable to put it down. The character arcs and plot twists had me…

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  • “Loving you is the easiest thing I’ve ever done” Dear diary, This book was so swoony and so sweet, I was totally hooked! Emily and Jack are like two peas in a pod, but they believe far from that- they’ve been sworn enemies since their first interaction. Continuously bickering and making life difficult for each…

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  • “I’d read a poem once in English class, about what it meant to master the art of losing. I was an artist” Dear diary, This book was so nerve wrecking, I loved it! From the minute I started this book, I was drawn to the characters and the story. Set in Washington D.C it’s quintessentially…

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  • “You were such an angry little thing. A real termagant. Did I ever tell you how much I liked that? Dear diary, All book obsessed people love books about books, and that is what drew me to this book the most. Its an enemies to lovers love story, with two polar opposite characters- Kate full…

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  • “I never understood why anyone spoke poorly of the color brown, it was a dream on you” Dear diary, This was one of the cutest rom-coms I’ve ever read. It’s a mix of a clean slow-burn, fake relationship and childhood best friends to lover trope. Daniella Daisy Maria is a hopeless romantic. Love is all…

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  • “I still have a lot to figure out, but the one thing I know is, wherever you are, that’s where I belong. I’ll never belong anywhere like I belong with you.” Dear diary, This book was all about yearning, risking it all, and being all in. It’s a cozy best friend to lovers trope book,…

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  • “You either love me or you don’t. Because I’m not the kid next door, or the asshole who broke your heart, or the goddamn freshman who took you out on a date tonight.” Dear diary, The much-awaited sequel of Better than the movies didn’t disappoint! This was Wes and Liz in a completely different phase…

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  • “In this line of work, trust was like a sandcastle. One wave of doubt and it was gone.” Dear diary, This book was impossible to put down—a political thriller packed with action, mystery, and an enemy who’s always five steps ahead. A heart-grabbing action, with characters to die for. This book was the reason behind…

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