Elif the Reader
The President’s Room is the first book I read from the Argentinian author Ricardo Romero, but it certainly will not be the last. Although it was only 82…
The Obesity Code is an excellent book from Dr Jason Fung. I have admirably read The Complete Guide to Fasting by him before and loved his approach to…
Bibliostyle is a book by decorator Nina Freudenberger, journalist Sadie Stein and photographer Shade Degges. As the name suggests, all book lovers will read this with pleasure and…
I’ve finally read the second book of The Seven Sisters series, The Storm Sister. The Storm Sister tells the story of Ally. The story started very well in…
I didn’t read Blindness for years, even though I knew I’d like it very much. When I heard people talking about it, I felt jealous, but still, something…
From the very first paragraph of Suicide you’ll understand that Edouard Leve will bewilder you. Although it gives a great hint with its title, it will surprise you…
Curse of the Pharaohs is Elizabeth Peters’ second book in the Egyptian cosy mystery series I’m reading with great pleasure. And in this book, the marriage of Amelia…
Stop What You’re Doing and Read This is a book of ten articles describing the importance of reading, its place in our age, and highly personal reading adventures.…
An Unnecessary Woman is the first book I’ve read from the Lebanese author Rabih Alameddine. Born to a Lebanese family in Jordan, Alameddine first goes to England after…
Eric Faye’s Nagasaki, which won Grand Prix du roman de l’Académie française, is a book that leaves people curious in its very first pages. First, a great quote…