Reviews
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Review: Star Wars: The Force Awakens Part 1
.*WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS FOR STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS* I know everyone has probably written their Star Wars: The Force Awakens review. But I wanted to write it a bit later after discussing it with everyone and reading some other reviews too. So instead of talking about the plot I will be… Continue reading
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My Favourite Books Of 2015
*Warning: May Contain Spoilers* This year I have tried to do a lot of new things (like start blogging) and so I tried to read more books than I usually do. I tried to read at least one book a week and these are some of my favourite books of 2015 in no particular order.… Continue reading
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Book Review: Will Grayson, Will Grayson
*Warning: Contains Spoilers For Will Grayson, Will Grayson* Introduction “You can pick your friends, and you can pick your nose, but you can’t pick your friends nose” Will Grayson, Will Grayson is an enchanting novel by John Green and David Leuithan. I have absolutely been obsessed with it lately. It has the realistic yet engrossing… Continue reading
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Book Review: A Game Of Thrones
*Warning: This review contains spoilers for Game Of Thrones* Introduction Recently I began reading George R. R. Martin’s A Game Of Thrones which is the first book from his A Song Of Fire And Ice series. When it comes to the fantasy genre I must admit I am not always a huge fan and I am hardly… Continue reading
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My Favourites This Month
This month has been really crazy and I thought I would write a post about some of my favourites this month. Favourite Books This Month The Well Of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall This fascinating read challenged mainstream society and was banned upon publication nearly ruining Hall’s career. It is not an autobiography but is very… Continue reading
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Book Review: Paper Towns
*Warning: Contains Spoilers for Paper Towns* John Green’s Paper Towns is easily a classic and officially one of my favorite books. His style of making the characters painfully realistic and relatable just makes the book better. John Green brings to life characters and plot lines that no other author could do so well. He never stops… Continue reading

