Book Ramblings from a Lifelong Bookworm

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Saturday, March 14, 2026

Review: Everyday Movement (by Gigi L. Leung, translated by Jennifer Feeley)

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My Rating: 3.5 stars As the city of my birth, Hong Kong has always occupied a special place in my heart.   Of course, I still have relativ...
Sunday, July 14, 2024

Review: The God of the Woods (by Liz Moore)

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  My Rating: 5 stars With summer in full swing, I’ve been trying to catch up on all the reading I had planned to do, which, admittedly, has ...
Saturday, November 6, 2021

Review: Shiner (by Amy Jo Burns)

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My Rating: 5 stars I had actually received an ARC of this book over a year ago and even though, at that time, I had every intention of readi...
Friday, January 3, 2020

Review: Long Bright River (by Liz Moore)

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 My Rating: 4.5 stars I chose Liz Moore's  Long Bright River  as my very first read of 2020 and I am happy to say that...
Saturday, September 30, 2017

Review: Five-Carat Soul (by James McBride)

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My rating: 3.5 stars When it comes to fiction books, I tend to prefer novels over short story collections, as I like being able t...
Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Review: The Lost Letter (by Jillian Cantor)

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My Rating:  5 stars Jillian Cantor's  The Lost Letter  is an exquisite book!  From the very first page, I was drawn into the st...
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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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