Elif the Reader
Reading Challenge 2022 is ready! While leaving 2021 behind, I thought about how this year went regarding reading and my relationship with books. As if one wasn’t enough,…
The Alice B. Toklas Cook Book is both a recipe book with lots of recipes and a remarkable memoir. While you are visiting the famous places of France…
I read Who Killed My Father by the French writer Edouard Louis on an hour-long train journey before reaching my destination. Although it is pretty short, Edouard Louis…
The Last Good Funeral of the Year is Irish-Canadian writer Ed O’Loughlin’s last book. It is a memoir, and it is an unusual one. I loved some parts…
Nothing to See Here is the second book by Kevin Wilson that I’ve read before, The Family Fang. To be frank, I was pretty biased about Nothing to…
Every marriage is different, and I must say reading novels about marriage is highly interesting and, in a weird way, very satisfying. I’ve been married for years, and…
The Floating Opera was one of the books I bought years ago but could never read. I bought it without even looking at the subject because it was…
Masterpiece was one of those books that got me very excited about its subject. In the first month of 2022, I was thrilled to read four beautiful books,…
I love reading novels by poets because I always look for superb narration whatever I read. If a story is well told, I generally don’t care much about…
Treasure Island is a book that everyone has heard from somewhere, and I, for a long time and some reason, thought that I read it when I was…
Red Crosses is the only novel by Belarusian writer Sasha Filipenko translated into English. Since both the title and the cover caught my attention, I thought I’d take…