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Author: Andrew Hastie The Infinity Engines-Eschaton is the third book in the Infinity Engine series by Andrew Hastie. I reviewed the first two books (see here and here). I started reading this book before and then left it due to relocation, changing jobs and the usual chaos that comes along with such a change, but…
Author: Matt Haig How To Stop Time is another sci-fi book by Matt Haig with a deeper meeting, just like his most recent The Midnight Library. In the case of The Midnight Library, as I wrote already, the book tackles depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts in a compelling way that reaches a wider…
Author: Bruce K. Berger This is a book review of Brothers Bound a novel partially based on a true story by Dr Bruce K. Berger, professor emeritus at the University of Alabama, College of Communication and Information Sciences, Department of Advertising and PR. I first read Berger’s academic work as an undergraduate student at the…
Author: David Nicholls First, there was one (One Day), and then there was the second one (You Are Here). I really did not think that David Nicholls would do it again, but yet, here we are. You Are Here is another masterpiece on par with One Day, my all-time favourite book. You Are Here first…
Director: Wes Ball Rating: 4/5 Kingdom of the Planet of Apes is a standalone sequel to 2017’s War for the Planet of the Apes directed by Wes Ball, the creator of the Maze Runner film series (which I loved!). The film takes place 300 years after the war. Humans have lost intelligence and the ability…
Author: Gillian Harvey There is a reason I love British authors. Their books always instigate positive emotions and have a feel-good sentiment during and after reading. The Bordeaux Book Club is no different. This is a story of English expats who live in Bordeaux, France, and form a book club due to language and cultural…
Author: Matt Haig WOW, The Midnight Library surprised me. It was a recommendation from one of my book clubs, the British one and I assumed it was one of the books about communities written by British authors, which we normally read. As it turns out, a British author also wrote the Midnight Library, but it…