Category: Culture

Rating: 4/5 When, in the early twentieth century, narrator Penelope Taberner goes to stay with her great-aunt and -uncle in an old country manor, she

Rating: 4/5 I would say that this book’s main theme was friendship. It was funny in a dry kind of way and had interesting messages

Rating: 4/5 *SPOILERS* I quite liked this book. If I could, maybe I’d give it three-and-a-half stars instead of four. It was quite funny, which

Rating: 2/5 This book was okay. It didn’t really have much of a plot and the characters weren’t particularly interesting. It was about a motherless

Rating: 0/5 This mini story narrates how Spackle and humans lived together before the Spackle War, including characters met in Chaos Walking #2 such as

Rating: 3/5 Barney Northrup does not exist. The old Westing House, sitting alone and haunted near Sunset Towers, is the supposed resting place of the

Rating: 4/5 *SPOILERS* This Chaos Walking short story tells what is happening while Todd is in his coma. Lee, Wilf, and some new comrades are

Rating: 4/5 I was so excited when I found out that there were more Chaos Walking books and I can’t say I was let down.

Rating: 3/5 This book tells the sad and half-true story of a little girl living in Copenhagen during WWII. Although Annemarie Johansen isn’t Jewish, she

Rating: 3/5 Should Manolo, son of the famous bullfighter Juan Olivar, follow his heart and become a doctor or follow his head and become a