“A Slip under the Microscope” is Book 77 of the Penguin Little Black Classics. (You can buy the collection here.) This collection features two short stories (The Door in the Wall and A Slip under the Microscope) by the renowned science fiction author H. G. Wells.
Book Review: Dune (Dune #1) by Frank Herbert
“Dune” follows the story of Paul Atreides, who is the heir to a noble family and sent to rule Arrakis, a barren sand planet that has a special spice called “melange.” But the house of Atreides is not the only faction that has their stakes to this melange.
Book Review: Coraline by Neil Gaiman
“Coraline” by Neil Gaiman is a terrifying Children’s book but a classic amazing for kids and adults alike!
Book Review: How Should a Person Be? by Sheila Heiti
“How Should a Person Be?” by Sheila Heiti is an amazing book depicting the hardships of both being a human and being an artist. I highly recommend this book for creatives and non-creatives alike.
Book Review: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
If you love the gothic, disastrous romances, and an intense revenge story… then I highly recommend “Wuthering Heights” by Emily Brontë!
Book Review: Ash by Malinda Lo
If you like retellings and unconventional queer retellings at that, you will enjoy “Ash” by Malinda Lo!
Book Review: Ash by Malinda Lo
If you like retellings and unconventional queer retellings at that, you will enjoy “Ash” by Malinda Lo!
Book Review: Dead Poets Society by N. H. Kleinbaum
“Dead Poets Society” by N. H. Kleinbaum is a quick but impactful read. If you love poetry and finding the deeper meanings of life and education, you will love this book!
Book Review: Find Me by André Aciman
“Find Me” is the second book of the “Call Me By Your Name” duology by André Aciman. I highly recommend reading the first book before picking up its sequel.
I loved both books as they made me feel seen and they’ve made me cry. Definitely a great pick if you want to pick more LGBTQ+ books.
Book Review: Luster by Raven Leilani
“Luster” by Raven Leilani is the PERFECT book for every 20-something out there. It truly encapsulates that – at once – confusing, exciting, and depressing decade.
Book Review: Emergency Contact by Mary H. K. Choi
If you like coming-of-age, college-centered young adult books, you will enjoy “Emergency Contact” by Mary H.K. Choi!
Book Review: Emergency Contact by Mary H. K. Choi
If you like coming-of-age, college-centered young adult books, you will enjoy “Emergency Contact” by Mary H.K. Choi!
