Deep Dive Into Jane Lee

Sherlock Holmes 2- Sir A.C.Doyle. This is my second book of Sherlock Holmes and I am satisfied to say it is just as excitable as the first book. Once again, the words, and the dramatic fling across the stories set an excitable man enter in my mind. The book makes…

The Outsiders- By S.E Hinton This book was heart-wrenchingly sad, yet super blissful at the same time. Ponyboy, Two-bit, Johnny- Darry, Sodapop, all of them. All of them were so full of character, so full of life, that I just had to like the story.  On the outside it looked…

The War That I Finally Won- Kimberly Brubaker Bradley   World War Two was hardly a time where anyone dared to feel. It was a time where everyone was kept up behind the brittle doors of their houses, dead silent, and tearfully awaiting news of their beloved, or wondering if…

The War That Saved My Life- Kimberly Brubaker Bradley   This week I’ve read a lot of books. None of the books gave me the same feeling as this. In the beginning, I wasn’t so sure whether I would like this book. It gave off some vibes (I have this…

Tales from Shakespeare- Charles and Mary Lamb- Puffin Classics I wasn’t always a fan of Shakespeare. On the contrary, I thought of it as rather boring. The words were boring, the story itself was weird and confusing- all those types of sorts. Even now,  I don’t love Shakespeare. It can…

Misty of Chincoteague- Marguerite Henry This book was…interesting- and not only in the aspects of a story. But let’s back up for a bit- let me tell you briefly what the story is: So, two siblings, Paul and Maureen, want to tame a wild horse known as the phantom, because…

Ella Enchanted- Gail Carson Levine I was absolutely enchanted by this book (no pun intended). The way it was set, the words, all of it. This was my first time reading this, and I must say it was absolutely SMASHING. I would like to start off with the clever idea…