Book Ramblings from a Lifelong Bookworm

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Sunday, March 1, 2026

Review: Kin (by Tayari Jones)

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My Rating: 5 stars Tayari Jones’s latest novel is a beautifully rendered story of two motherless daughters – self-named “cradle friends” -...
Sunday, April 21, 2024

Review: Real Americans (by Rachel Khong)

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My Rating: 4.5 stars I just finished a major project for class, so I'm hoping to have some time for catching up on my leisure reading o...
Monday, February 20, 2023

Review: A Spell of Good Things (by Ayobami Adebayo)

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My Rating:  4 stars  Ayobami Adebayo’s debut novel  Stay With Me  on my TBR for a while, but unfortunately, despite the best of intentions...
Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Review: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow (by Gabrielle Zevin)

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My Rating:  4 stars I'm not a video game fanatic by any means, but I have definitely played my fair share of video games growing up. Eve...
Monday, July 5, 2021

Review: Great Circle (by Maggie Shipstead)

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My Rating:  4.5 stars Wow, what a story!   Before I go into how much I enjoyed this book, let me start things off by honestly admitting that...
Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Review: Clock Dance (by Anne Tyler)

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 My Rating:  4 stars This is my first time reading Anne Tyler and it certainly won’t be my last!  I like this author’s style – the...
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Bkwmlee
Hi, I’m Lee! I’m a lifelong bookworm who loves to read books and write about them. I like to read across all genres for the most part, though I try to avoid horror and science fiction, since neither genre is my cup of tea (though I am fine with reading books that have a science fiction element to it, as long as it is not hard core science fiction). Outside of that, I read pretty much anything that sounds interesting to me. I’m a fan of Classics but I also like to read contemporary works too, especially ones that deal with history and culture (both my own as well as others). For non-fiction, I prefer biographies/memoirs, as I find that everyone else’s lives are generally more interesting than my own and I usually end up learning a thing or two from them – but again, I don’t like to limit myself so I’ll read basically anything as long as it sounds interesting (and I have the time to do so).
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