It’s hard to define what makes a favourite book, as it is different for everyone. For me, a book deemed ‘my favourite’ is a book that leaves me lost for words, a book that has me staring at my wall at 3 am, overcome with emotions, my thoughts spilling out of me but with no way to express them.…
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Dracula
A high-stakes race to stop Count Dracula from spreading his curse across Transylvania.
Crime and Punishment
A novel set in St Petersburg in Russia and is centred around Raskolnikov.
Atonement
A love story filled with repressed passion and festering jealousy.
The Book Thief
A novel set in Nazi Germany during World War Two.
Pageboy
A groundbreaking coming-of-age memoir from the Academy Award-nominated actor Elliot Page.
A Study of Obedience
A young woman who moves from the place of her birth to a remote country to be a housekeeper for her brother, who is recently divorced by his wife.
Elvis and Me
The intimate story of Elvis Presley and Priscilla Presley.
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My Favourite Books
It’s hard to define what makes a favourite book, as it is different for everyone. For me, a book deemed ‘my favourite’ is a book that leaves me lost for words, a book that has me staring at my wall at 3 am, overcome with emotions, my thoughts spilling out of me but with no way to express them.
Misery
This blog review of Misery explores the plot, the characters, the themes and the writing style of the novel, all of which make “Misery” by Stephan King such a riveting and fascinating book.