Book Wrap-Up (Feb, 2021)

 February book wrap-up

1. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Synopsis: THE BOOK THIEF is a story of a girl, Liesel, during the World War II. Death being the storyteller talks about

Genre: Novel historical fiction

I concluded the absolute understanding of its hype after reading THE BOOK THIEF. The book deals with an imperative issue and its bearing on innocent lives.

My stars: 3/5

2. Loveboat, Taipie by Abigail Hing Wen

Synopsis: a tale of an Asian girl, Ever. Being grown up in a strict Asian household, she is contained within a set of rule boundaries, not following her ideal dream. In pursuit of freedom, she makes a ‘rule break’ list.

Genre: YA fiction

My stars: 2/5

3. The 5 Second Rule by Mel Robbins

Synopsis: Mel Robbins talks about a rule that changed her and many other’s life, leading to a confident, productive and lazy-less living.

Genre: self-help

My stars: 2.5/5

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4. When You were Everything by Ashley Woodfolk

Synopsis: the theme revolves around a girl, Chloe and her falling friendship with Layla, her best friend. 

Genre: YA fiction/Contemporary

 When You were Everything is a relatable read with a real-life touch. Will recommend it to anyone dealing with friendship heartbreaks.  

My stars: 4/5

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5. The Grace Year by Kim Liggett

Synopsis: Tierney, along with other sixteen-year-olds is sent to an isolated place during her grace year in order to get rid of her magic. 

Genre: Fiction

Honestly, they had me during the first few pages, but all my expectations went across downhill for the book. This was a wrong-book-at-wrong-time read for me.

My stars: 2/5

6. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Synopsis: Pride and Prejudice deals with prideful and prejudiced characters with a lot of classical drama and adorable depth. A masterpiece and well-deserved-hype Book. 

Genre: Classic Regency Novel; romance novel

My stars: 4/5

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