Category Archives: Book Reviews

East to West by Ravi ZachariasA Life of Exceptional Experiences Dosed w/ Humility When this book first came out, I wasn’t as interested as I was reading RZ’s other more apologetic books. This was more of a biography, very anecdotal, … Continue reading →

book, 1.5 stars it was for basic flippant reading for me.  it looked appealing because of its entertaining premise of a 31ish woman was pursuing marriage while her current state, on the opposite wasn’t so engaging. i gave it a 1.5 … Continue reading →

book, 3 stars ok look. i gave the book a 3 average because it’s deemed “the greatest american novel.”  The sentiment is based on the heroic character of Huck Finn who obstinately rejects the norms of his society to comply … Continue reading →

book, 2 stars written in the neoclassic period, Moliere resonated the era’s sentiment of letting “reason be your guide.” Moliere wrote this play as a critique to let people be aware and warned of the hypocrites of religion.  Many people … Continue reading →

Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden – book, 5 stars i really thought that this book was brilliant and one of my favorite stories.  whenever people ask me to recommend a book, this always escapes as one of my … Continue reading →

book, 5 stars definitely one of my favorite books. i read this when i was still in middleschool, and i remember being so moved after i read it.  it’s an emotionally stirring critique on humanity, and the proportional understanding of … Continue reading →