“The Girl Who Smiled Beads” is a memoir about a young girl who survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The plot shifts from past and present while we get a glimpse of Clemantine’s experience as a refugee in Africa and theContinue Reading
I’ll start by stating that I didn’t actually ready the book; I listened to the audio book during my 3 hours of a commute each day. The audio book was narrated by Wil Wheaton, and I feel he did aContinue Reading
Imagine waking up and realizing the life you remember living is not your real life at all. Your family, friends, everything is a false memory, so which ones are real? They call is FMS (False Memory Syndrome) and no oneContinue Reading
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The idea of weaving mythology, nonfiction and clinical study notes is an intriguing one, especially when it comes to the mind and consciousness, but I failed to grasp the message Brok was trying to portray which made it difficult toContinue Reading
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This is one of those books that is packed with a lot of suspense, mystery and thrills. If you’re looking for a well written story that will redefine the mystery/thriller genre; then this is the book for you. It’s beenContinue Reading