Elif the Reader
At Last, is the last book in the Patrick Melrose series. I’ve dedicated my time to reading Edward St. Aubyn, and if you want the truth, I don’t…
Mother’s Milk is the fourth and most famous book in the Patrick Melrose series because it was released long after the first three books and is nominated for…
Seize the Day is American author Saul Bellow’s novel that was published in 1956. And it is my first time reading him. I expected so much from the…
Some Hope is the third book in the Patrick Melrose series, and although Patrick is completely drug-free in this book, he can’t get over the boredom. I read…
Bad News is the second book in the Patrick Melrose series, and I realised that I couldn’t go back to my other books waiting to be read until…
Never Mind was a book I had heard from many people before but hesitated to read because it was a family drama. When my book club decided to…
Mr Wind and Madam Rain is a bit magical, a little exciting, and a highly educational children’s book. Paul de Musset elaborated everything that should have been in…
Ever since I’ve read The Eighth Life by Nino Haratischvili, I’ve meant to read more family sagas. I can still remember how the Jashi family’s story made me…
Lost in Translation An Illustrated Compendium of Untranslatable Words was a book that I wanted to read for a long time but could not get my hands on.…
The House on Mango Street is a short book written in 1984 by American author Sandra Cisneros, which still hasn’t lost any of its popularity. Consisting of short…