This is the latest book by Rebecca Crunden, the author of my favorite dystopian series The Outlands Pentalogy. This book, also dystopian, features a world where humans and creatures called Suriia are enemies. I loved reading this 600+ pages book. I rooted for all the characters. It’s a book where terrifying things happen and the characters’ lives are in shambles, but there is still romance and funny moments. I’d highly recommend it.

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Rating – 4/5 stars

This is a short audiobook that I listened to on Storytel. It was a motivating read but didn’t leave an impact on me. I think there are better books by Brian Tracy out there and I’d like to read them in the future.

Rating – 3/5 stars

This is a poetry book I stumbled upon in Kindle Unlimited. Of the few modern poetry collections I have read, this was a better one and I would recommend it.

Rating – 4/5 stars

This is an easy-to-read, crisp, and engaging book on how to live a happier life. If you are new to reading self-help books, you can pick this up.

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Rating – 4/5 stars

This might just be the best book I have read this year. The Friend is narrated by a woman whose life-long friend has just passed away and she ends up taking care of his dog. But this book is so much more than just that. This book also talks about writers, the literary scene, how a reader/writer’s relationship with books changes. It gave me a lot of things to think about. At times, it is not at all positive and if you’re a writer, English professor, or a part of the publishing industry, it will hit some nerves. This is a book that I need to re-read to fully take in and I need to talk to the narrator again in my mind. I’m so glad I got to read it.

Rating – 4/5 stars