Noah P.
reviewed Pride and Prejudice
First read this in university and it still teaches. Wit that still lands two centuries later.
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If it was written before 1960 I probably love it.
reviewed Pride and Prejudice
First read this in university and it still teaches. Wit that still lands two centuries later.
reviewed A Man Called Ove
Ignore the hot takes. Read the book. Would recommend to the right reader without hesitation.
Few novels capture their era this precisely. Themes linger longer than the plot twists.
reviewed Lessons in Chemistry
The social commentary stays uncomfortably relevant. I went in with hype and mostly got what I wanted.
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
reviewed Flowers for Algernon
Timeless in the truest sense. Not perfect, but memorable in the ways that count.
reviewed Golden Son
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed Crime and Punishment
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
Ignore the hot takes. Read the book. Domestic noir at its nastiest and best.
reviewed The Great Gatsby
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
reviewed Me Before You
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
reviewed Brave New World
The social commentary stays uncomfortably relevant. I went in with hype and mostly got what I wanted.
reviewed The Fellowship of the Ring
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed A Thousand Splendid Suns
Timeless in the truest sense. Not perfect, but memorable in the ways that count.
reviewed And Then There Were None
The social commentary stays uncomfortably relevant. I went in with hype and mostly got what I wanted.
reviewed The Secret History
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed The Book Thief
Ignore the hot takes. Read the book. Would recommend to the right reader without hesitation.
reviewed Remarkably Bright Creatures
Ignore the hot takes. Read the book. Would recommend to the right reader without hesitation.
reviewed The Song of Achilles
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed The house in the Cerulean Sea
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed The Shining
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed Behind Closed Doors
Form and theme in near perfect balance. Better than the adaptation, for what it is worth.
reviewed Fahrenheit 451
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
reviewed One Hundred Years of Solitude
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
Form and theme in near perfect balance. Better than the adaptation, for what it is worth.
reviewed The Hobbit
Still teaches us something new each decade. Already thinking about a reread next year.
reviewed Project Hail Mary
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
reviewed People We Meet On Vacation
Still teaches us something new each decade. Already thinking about a reread next year.
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed Lord of the Flies
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
Timeless in the truest sense. Not perfect, but memorable in the ways that count.
reviewed The Way of Kings
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed Normal People
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
reviewed Daisy Jones & The Six
Still teaches us something new each decade. Already thinking about a reread next year.
reviewed The Catcher in the Rye
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
reviewed Animal Farm
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
reviewed The Silent Patient
Returning after twenty years, I noticed new layers. Some sections shine brighter than others, but the whole works.
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed The Kite Runner
Timeless in the truest sense. Not perfect, but memorable in the ways that count.
reviewed The Housemaid
Ignore the hot takes. Read the book. Would recommend to the right reader without hesitation.
reviewed Never Let Me Go
The foundation everything else builds on. Exactly the vibe I wanted when I picked it up.
reviewed The Handmaid's Tale
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed Where the Crawdads Sing
Essential for any well-read person. The ending stayed with me longer than expected.
reviewed To Kill a Mockingbird
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.
reviewed Of Mice and Men
First read this in university and it still teaches. Pacing had lulls, but the payoff satisfied me.