Book Review 2022! Welcome to The Nest and Lisa’s Library. A few years ago, Writing in the Fast Lane’s Monthly Book Reviews took what was supposed to be a short…
What kind of books do you collect? Is it a combination of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, textbooks, and more? Drill down. What subgenres do you have? Me. I have everything from…
Case Histories is one of those books you pick up because you know you need to read it, but you're not sure why. W.hen I picked up this book in…
Okay, so this isn't a book review per se. But it does involve a book I want to review in the near future. Why am I talking about it now?…
It isn't often I review a poetry book, but this one feels more like holding a piece of history in your hands. At that same bookstore, where we waxed poetic…
Genevieve Cogman weaves a tale of suspense and intrigue in alternate worlds of real places with the library at its center. The Invisible Library is Book One in a seven-book…
It’s been almost a year since we began Book Review Week. If you’re not familiar with it, we posted daily for six days once a month book review from Lisa,…
Well-researched and very easy to grasp, Eric Lim’s book describes the third choice of property investment based on the concept of the “Sharing Economy” and the application of “Block Chain”…
Have you ever read a book so good, you wanted to read it again? Me, too! And in two different mediums as well. My first reading of Paul Adam's book,…
The Child is told from a different approach this time – working through the papers and looking through a journalists’ eyes. It was exciting to see things from their point…
