Image Courtesy of Goodreads Summary As the last surviving demigod born of a mortal and Zeus, Adonis was determined to hide from all of the Olympian nonsense. He despised the gods and goddesses. He would remember how he had to watch his mother succumb to her mortality. Hiding in the frozen Alaskan tundra was the… Continue reading Book Review: Daring The Demigod
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Book Review: A Rather Inconvenient Corpse
Image Courtesy of A. G. Barnett Summary This nine chapter short story was situated in 1920’s England. A man was found murdered at a hotel. Mysterious identity swaps clouded the case. The investigators had to go around talking with the card players which made the situation more complicated. Conclusion A lot of detail was written… Continue reading Book Review: A Rather Inconvenient Corpse
Book Review: Ocean Academy Year One (Secrets Of The Past)
Image Courtesy of Amazon Summary Coral was an Octopod, who disliked her heritage as an Octopod. Octopods were at the bottom of the hierarchy of ocean beings. To the high born Nymphs, she and her mother were lowly Octopods who were meant to style their hair. Until one day, she discovered that she possessed some… Continue reading Book Review: Ocean Academy Year One (Secrets Of The Past)
Book Review: Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
Summary In the Harry Potter world, this was a guide book that all the first years would have as one of their textbooks. This guidebook was about all the amazing beasts and creatures in the magical world of wizards and witches. Newt Scamander was a quiet wizard who wrote this textbook as he was extremely… Continue reading Book Review: Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
Book Review: We Will Be Watching
Image Courtesy of Goodreads Summary Four colleagues were able to book a session at London’s supposedly hottest entertainment— Lord and Lady Remingtons’ Masked Ball escape room. There was a cancellation, so they were lucky. Or were they? Themes 1) workplace toxicity: Some of us had the experience of dealing with workplace toxicity. Perhaps these workplace… Continue reading Book Review: We Will Be Watching
Book Review: Factor-7
Thank you Mindbuck Media for sending me this copy of a soon-to-be-released copy of Factor-7 by J.D. May! Image Courtesy of Goodreads Summary Dr. Sam Hawkins was the head trauma surgeon at the hospital. One day, his colleague and friend died in his arms at the hospital from a mysterious and horrid infection, while mumbling… Continue reading Book Review: Factor-7
Book Review: Craving London
Summary Jessica had just gone through a breakup with the Boyfriend and she decided to move to London to start anew. This memoir was a recollection of her experiences in London as she discovered new foods and new people. She documented each potential boyfriend and the men that she dated with a particular food or… Continue reading Book Review: Craving London
Book Review: Usborne Growing Up For Girls
This was the second book that I read regarding growing up for girls. I was very impressed with the range of topics in this book. There wasn’t much graphics nor colour pictures in this book though. Besides the basic growing up topics about the changing body, it included: -eating disorders -exercise -body image -sex and… Continue reading Book Review: Usborne Growing Up For Girls
Book Review: The Littlebig Detectives
Image Courtesy of Goodreads Summary As a baby in her mother’s belly, Lorelai was a very curious, little girl, who was determined to be a detective. She was busy solving the cases of her toys when she was given Niami, a plush cat. The two of them worked together to handle the mischief that happened… Continue reading Book Review: The Littlebig Detectives
Book Review: Ocean Academy (Transformation)
Image Courtesy of Goodreads Summary Finn was on the top of his nymph hierarchy of teenage friends. Nymphs were the blue-bloods of the ocean. They had all the comforts and luxuries at their fingertips. Flynn and his friends played destructive games in the ocean that harmed the surroundings and its inhabitants. One day, because of… Continue reading Book Review: Ocean Academy (Transformation)