The reception to this book was mixed and not that positive to be honest. I tried going into it unbiased. There are a lot of things about this book that I didn’t like, but strangely, I think it grew on... Continue reading →

When I first read the reviews of this book earlier in the year, I didn’t think I would read the “final” Little House books. I don’t think I read this book when I was a kid or a teenager. Like... Continue reading →

Nick Hornby’s collected articles for “The Believer” magazine. This book is a bit of a cheat because I didn’t read the whole thing. I’ve already read the previous three compilations and reviewed them on this blog. There are a few... Continue reading →

This novel is the retelling of Pride and Prejudice from the servants’ point of view or rather focuses on the lives of the servants. I picked this book up spontaneously from the library’s Express Books as I often do. Looking... Continue reading →

Going into this reread of the series, I always remembered this book the most. It was the image of Laura and Almanzao driving back in the cold winter. Of all the books. this is my favourite in terms of being... Continue reading →

In this book, Laura takes on her first job, Mary goes to college, Laura is walked home by Almanzo Wilder, and she becomes a teacher. There was one whole chapter on American patriotism which is something I can’t particularly relate... Continue reading →

As the title says, this book was just about one long winter. It is the most boring of the books so far. It’s just blizzard after blizzard and the belated Christmas scene at the end did save it for me.... Continue reading →

Two years pass between this book and the last one. Almost immediately we are told that Mary has become blind and Ma had has another baby so now there are four girls. They experience their first train ride, hotel experience,... Continue reading →