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Between the Pages

A Literary Journey Through Book Reviews

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  • The Deep and the Drowned (Cutlass and Crow #1)

    *Advanced Reader Copy* An ambitious seafaring fantasy filled with powerful mages, ancient gods, and expansive world-building. While Ian Green creates a vivid and immersive setting, I personally struggled to connect with the story’s pacing and repetitive structure. Although it wasn’t the right fantasy for me, readers who enjoy action-packed adventures across richly imagined worlds may… Read more

  • Does a bad ending ruin an otherwise brilliant book? 

    A brilliant book can take us on an unforgettable journey, but what happens when the final pages leave us disappointed? From rushed conclusions and unanswered questions to endings that divide readers, a poor ending can completely change how we remember a story. But can one chapter really undo hundreds of pages of incredible characters, emotions,… Read more

  • Q&A with TJ Klune 

    Last week, my book club had the incredible opportunity to sit down with bestselling author TJ Klune for an exclusive Q&A. From discussing his journey to becoming a writer and the inspiration behind The House in the Cerulean Sea, to revealing details about future projects and sharing advice for aspiring authors, Klune offered an honest,… Read more

  • Should Books Have Age Ratings Like Films? 

    In a world where colourful covers can hide complex and explicit themes, how do we know what’s truly suitable for younger readers? As “spicy” BookTok recommendations continue to blur the line between Young Adult and Adult fiction, it raises an important question: should books come with age ratings like films and games? Read more

  • Breaking the Myth: Dyslexics Can Be Bookworms 

    People are often surprised when I say I’m dyslexic and I love to read. There’s this outdated myth that dyslexia and books don’t mix — but for me, stories have always felt like home. Dyslexia doesn’t stop you from being a reader; it just means you experience words in your own unique way. And honestly,… Read more

  • The Secret of Secrets (Robert Langdon #6)

    Truth, like light, can blind those unprepared to face it. Yet without it, we stumble endlessly in the dark—mistaking shadows for certainty. Read more