Elif the Reader
As we are all trying to cope with the coronavirus social distancing, I thought it would be nice to share the 10 uplifting books I like. These books…
Poso Wells is the first book I read from the Ecuadorian author Gabriela Aleman. I immediately understood that I would love it very much since it managed to…
The Case Against Sugar is one of the most famous books by the American journalist and author Gary Taubes, and it is not difficult to understand why. As…
Lion in the Valley is the fourth book in the Amelia Peabody series that I’m reading with immense pleasure. This book surprised me a lot and made me…
May We Be Forgiven is one of the novels of our time and A. M. Homes is an exciting author. Homes is one of my friends’ favourite author,…
Franny and Zooey is the second book I read from J D Salinger years later. Although it has been waiting in my library for a long time, I…
J D Salinger A Life’s author, Kenneth Slawenski, is also the creator of the website Dead Caulfields. Slawenski has been writing about Salinger in Dead Caulfields since 2004.…
Memed My Hawk is the first book I read by Yashar Kemal. I don’t know why I haven’t read him until this time; I don’t have any excuses.…
Fresh Water for Flowers is the first book I read by the French author Valérie Perrin. After winning the Prix des Lecteurs in 2019, she debuted in English…
The House of Paper was a book that caught my attention after all the good comments I’ve heard about it. As I usually do, I decided that it…
Poor Things is the sixth novel by Alasdair Gray that he wrote in 1992. Gray, who also writes short stories, poems, plays, scenarios and non-fiction texts, is a…