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My Bookish Life : June Reading Wrap Up

     Hello everyone! I hope you all are having a good morning! I am having a good one so far. I do have to go to work later so I want to go ahead and work on my blog some. I did a decent amount of reading last month so this is going to be a pretty ling post!      The first book I finished last month was The Case Against Socialism by Rand Paul. I loved the book and found it to be very interesting.  I would highly recommend this one . The history of socialism is very interesting and so is his explanation of the world's different tax systems. I felt like I learned a lot and so I gave this book 5 stars!    Secondly, I finished the book The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger 3: The Little Sisters of Eluria by Stephen King and Robin Furth. I really like the graphic novel adaptation of the Dark Tower series . This particular trade is pretty creepy. I don't want to say much because of spoilers but, it's very weird. I would highly recommend this one . I gave ...

My Bookish Life Book Review: Stranger Back Home

 Good morning and how are you guys? I hope you all are doing good this morning.  I'm having a good day so far but , it's going to get busy. I have my coffee ready and while I have a few minutes I want to work on my blog some and write a review. So let's do this ! Title: Stranger Back Home Author: E.L. Haines Genre: Fantasy pages: 276 Rating: 3 stars Synopsis: One day your father is a renowned diplomat . The next day he is a terrorist .   When Sparrow is summoned to the reading of his father's last will and testament, the most he hoped for was a minor bequest , Instead he inherited suspicion and accusations from the Empire his father helped unite. Locked away in a vault are the secrets that will  reveal Xavier DuMont's mysterious past and shine a light on Sparrow's future. Perhaps even the future of the entire realm. Of course these secrets want be easily obtained. Especially when everybody in this magical realm seems so racist.  Social dynamics in this world are...

My Bookish Life June TBR/Bookopolly

    Hello everybody how are you all ? I hope you are having a good day! I have had a decent day so far which is good . I have gotten a fairly big reading TBR to get to this month so I want to get to talking about that! This is a picture of me picking up where I left off from last month. My first roll was a seven and that lands me on History! I have a really good pick for this space!        The book is called No Easy Day and it's by Mark Owen. From how I understand it it's an biographical account of the raid on Osama Bin Laden. I think it sounds really interesting !   My next roll is a four and that lands me on horror graphic novel! I also have a good pick for this one already in mind! For this one I pick The Dark Tower :The Gunslinger The Little Sisters of Eluria. I have been wanting to read this one for awhile . I really like this graphic novel series. It's really well done and is a good adaptation of a great story! Next I rolled a six. That landed me...

My Bookish Life Book Review: Carried Away

                    Hello you guys! How are you all? I hope everybody is having a good day! The kiddo woke up at about mid-night last night and never really went back to sleep so I am exhausted . Not to mention it's been a long day house work and going to the gym. Hopefully he sleeps all night tonight!                With that being said though I do want to get this book review done today . Kiddo is watching Blue's Clues so I am going to try to get this up while he is being good. Let's get to the book shall we? Title: Carried Away: A Kairotic Story Author: E.L. Haines Genre: YA Horror with some comedy Pages: 169 Rating: 4 Stars Synopsis: In the midst of a deadly global disease, sometimes it's hard to say which is worse: the pandemic or the pandemonium.                      Sparrow is visiting Italy, just trying to enjoy a decent pizza, when the...

My Bookish Life: September Reading Wrap Up

   Hello, I'm back again with the reading wrap up for September.  I hope you all are liking the content I'm putting out tonight ! Anyways let's get to this reading wrap up shall we?          The first book I finished in September was Episodic Sleep Disorders by E.L. Haines. I liked this book. I think if you are a fan of like Tim Burton for example you could like this author. I found the story strange and I want to read more . If you are interested you can check out a more indepth review on my blog and buy the book on Amazon. Overall, I gave the book 4 stars!         The second book I finished this month was Deception Point by Dan Brown. Overall I thought the story was good, plus it left me wondering about what would happen if our government actually tried to fake finding this kind of Discovery. Plus, since it is an election year in reality the politics of this book also stood out because I can see politi...