Nicholas McCane
This book was incredible. I read this book for two reasons. 1. It was my mother’s favorite book (Rest in Peace) and two, I’m a fan of the movie. However, I did not expect what this book offered. This was so much better than the movie. I immersed read with both the physical and audiobook (which I recommend).
This book is told mostly through the letters of the main character, Celie. The Color Purple is about an African American woman living in the early 1900s in the South. She suffered abuse in silence, but ended up reclaiming her voice through healing, love, and self-liberation. It’s about how she bonded with other strong women like her sister Nettie and Shug Avery.
The Color Purple is raw and powerful. I couldn’t put it down. I highly recommend it. What a beautiful book!
This book was incredible. I read this book for two reasons. 1. It was my mother’s favorite book (Rest in Peace) and two, I’m a fan of the movie. However, I did not expect what this book offered. This was so much better than the movie. I immersed read with both the physical and audiobook (which I recommend).
This book is told mostly through the letters of the main character, Celie. The Color Purple is about an African American woman living in the early 1900s in the South. She suffered abuse in silence, but ended up reclaiming her voice through healing, love, and self-liberation. It’s about how she bonded with other strong women like her sister Nettie and Shug Avery.
The Color Purple is raw and powerful. I couldn’t put it down. I highly recommend it. What a beautiful book!
Review coming soon
I chose this book after reading Katabasis. This is a short novella (104 pages). This book is about a guy named Soren who dies of cancer. He ends up in hell because he’s Mormon and didn’t choose the “true” religion. What’s the true religion, you may ask. Read the book, and you’ll find out.
This version of Hell features an enormous library containing every book that could ever be written. Each soul has to find one book that exactly records their life on Earth. There are strict rules, which makes this task seem impossible. How long will a task like this take? You’ll have to read it for yourself.
I enjoyed it. What a quick, interesting read!
I chose this book after reading Katabasis. This is a short novella (104 pages). This book is about a guy named Soren who dies of cancer. He ends up in hell because he’s Mormon and didn’t choose the “true” religion. What’s the true religion, you may ask. Read the book, and you’ll find out.
This version of Hell features an enormous library containing every book that could ever be written. Each soul has to find one book that exactly records their life on Earth. There are strict rules, which makes this task seem impossible. How long will a task like this take? You’ll have to read it for yourself.
I enjoyed it. What a quick, interesting read!
As I read this memoir, I imagined I was in a better America in the future where our government officials were mature, educated adults. I then imagined reading this history book and being shocked at how politics used to be back in the 21st century.
The fact that this is our current reality is ridiculous, embarrassing, and sad. This book truly moved me. It was well-written, and Kamala Harris did not hold back. Although this is one-sided, I felt like we (she) were the only people with common sense trying to take on a ringmaster who can put on one hell of a performance. OMG, what occurred in those 107 days is an absolute disgrace. No matter your position, we should all agree that the last few decades of politics have been dysfunctional, to say the least. But now, the politicians are even worse.
Memoirs are my favorite genre, so if you’re on the right and think this book was total BS, recommend another memoir about the last presidential race. I’ll read it. This book deserves all the stars.
As I read this memoir, I imagined I was in a better America in the future where our government officials were mature, educated adults. I then imagined reading this history book and being shocked at how politics used to be back in the 21st century.
The fact that this is our current reality is ridiculous, embarrassing, and sad. This book truly moved me. It was well-written, and Kamala Harris did not hold back. Although this is one-sided, I felt like we (she) were the only people with common sense trying to take on a ringmaster who can put on one hell of a performance. OMG, what occurred in those 107 days is an absolute disgrace. No matter your position, we should all agree that the last few decades of politics have been dysfunctional, to say the least. But now, the politicians are even worse.
Memoirs are my favorite genre, so if you’re on the right and think this book was total BS, recommend another memoir about the last presidential race. I’ll read it. This book deserves all the stars.