denganafi·Oct 4jane eyre: a review by denganafiI think Jane Eyre is, above all, a story about love and faith — and Jane’s journey in learning how to navigate her life without ever losing…
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Alex Barker·Jun 16The call of the wild by Jack London (I didn’t take a pic of the cover this time as it was a…“He was beaten (he knew that); but he was not broken” — beautiful sentence.
Sajjad Noor·May 14The Weight of the Pen and the HeartI didn’t write ‘The Day Childhood Died’ in a cabin by the lake. I wrote it on the edge of exhaustion.
Deborah Choi·Apr 30The Secret Garden, Episode 2: What the Nursery Rhyme Was HidingChapter 2 — Mistress Mary, Quite Contrary
Prashant Badiger·Apr 27The Blue Umbrella : A timeless story by Ruskin Bond‘Some books are so familiar, reading them is like being home again’- lines from movie Little Women (1994)
InCounter Artsbychel writes·Apr 22‘The Time Machine’: A future that feels like a warningMoving away from time travel to the frightening future of mankind
Eireneeyre·Apr 19What I Think About White Nights“My God, a moment of bliss. Why, isn’t that enough for a whole lifetime?”
InBooks Are Our SuperpowerbyYogesh Malik·Feb 25Why Complex Books No Longer Belong to Intellectual Elites — Democratization of Difficult ReadingHow AI is dismantling intellectual elitism in classic literatureA response icon1A response icon1
