Elif the Reader
The Cat Who Saved Books might have been a book I would have loved if I had read it when I was a teenager, but unfortunately, it disappointed…
I can never read horror stories, but when it comes to middle-grade Halloween books, I’m all for it! Halloween is always so much fun. Your neighbours go crazy…
Oblomov was the first Russian classic I’ve read after a very long time. After all the raves about it, I thought I was going to read a great…
Not doing was a book I wanted to read right away after being fooled by the title The Art of Turning Struggle into Ease, and frankly, I was…
Playing to the Gallery is a book written by British contemporary artist Grayson Perry on contemporary art and the contemporary art world. I found the book at a…
Butcher’s Crossing is the second book I read by John Williams. I met Williams with his book Stoner long ago. When I finished the book, I was shocked…
The Reader on the 6.27 is the first book of French author Jean-Paul Didierlaurent, and the author achieved great fame with this book. Even though I was stubborn…
Spring Garden is an Akutagawa Award winner book and, unfortunately, a short one. Although it is not one of the best and most beautiful examples of Japanese literature, I…
Snow Country is the second Yasunari Kawabata book I’ve read after The Sound of the Mountain. This book by the Nobel Prize-winning author is referred to as the…
The Door is one of the most popular books by Hungarian author Magda Szabo. It has not lost anything from its popularity since it was published in 1987.…