Catherine Newman’s “Sandwich’ is a work focusing on these people in the classic now broken sandwich; the aging parents are cared for by one side, whilst on the other, their own children are brought into the family. This book is full of laugh-out-loud moments, straightforward truth, and recognizable disorder as it centers on the messiness…
Discovering the Emotional Depths of Slammed by Colleen Hoover Slammed, Colleen Hoover’s novel follows the story of young adults in an imaginative, warm and emotional way. It is this touch of emotion that makes fans across different demographics enjoy her writing. Slammed is such a book that everyone who adores gentle stories should read. We…
A Novel of Resilience Amidst War’s Devastation Anuk Arudpragasam’s The Story of a Brief Marriage is a beautiful and heartbreaking novel that illustrates the human will to stand through wars, times of suffering. It packs a strong emotional punch within its short scope, which is actually one of its greatest strengths as it tells a…
Having received the news that Freida McFadden is out with her new book The Housemaid Is Watching, I couldn’t wait to get it on my shelf! McFadden has established herself in the genre as a contemporary author who writes suspenseful, twisty novels and the most awaited. If you have read her writing before, you would…
Freida McFadden has created an exciting novel once again, and this time it’s called The Housemaid. The novel pulls the readers in, and encourages them to read on because most of its elements such as the characters are complicated and so relevant to society. In this paper, I will offer a detailed The Housemaid book…
It’s been some and it is clear why I have been a devotee of Sarah Pekkanen for a long time as she partnered up with Greer Hendricks and produced some thrilling novels. Books such as An Anonymous Girl, The Golden Couple or my personal favorite The Wife Between Us made me realize that this couple…
Revisiting the World of Millie: My Take on The Housemaid’s Secret By Freida McFadden It appears like yesterday I came across Freida McFadden’s The Housemaid. I recall feeling fascinated with the high-octane swift thriller that immersed me into the life of the unreliable yet incessantly troubled Millie. Catching my breath from the first book took…
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