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The Reappearance of Rachel Price by Holly Jackson (Book Review)

I absolutely love The Reappearance of Rachel Price, which is saying a lot since this is the first book I read by Holly Jackson after A Good Girl’s Guide series. Maybe the last book of the series raised the bar for me, and that is why I had to write this post to write down my thoughts, but I never wrote a thing about A Good Girl’s Guide series, so we will never know what I overlooked in the middle…

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5 Ways Learning History Improves Your Writing + Where to Start

Personally, I was never interested in history after finishing school, but the more I delved into world building, the more I recognized why history is important. I can’t speak for everyone, but I really hated history in school. It was so boring and repetitive and there were many things to memorize, but right now, as I’m trying to reconnect with the topics I hated, I think it would be fun to read…

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Just finished Can't Get You Out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World by Adam Curtis. This documentary made me rethink so much about society and life—words honestly can’t do it justice.

What did it make you reflect on?

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How I wish a machine to translate your thoughts into words existed. Because even writers with no time to write can think about their stories while doing chores and have words appear on their screen.

How cool would that be?

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With 15 days left until my exams start, it has become a struggle to avoid listening to my intrusive thoughts and start learning Chinese.

(I still don’t know why I’m like this)

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The Proof Behind 1+1=2 (A Simple Explanation)

In a blog post, I wrote a while ago about my journey in rediscovering, I wrote about my struggle with understanding maths when I was in school, but once I started relearning it at my own pace, I realized how fun it was since there were no homework, no exams, and no stress. I can ponder a single equation for weeks, and no consequence will follow except maybe a couple of wasted hours. I also love…

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Review of All Body Bags and No Knickers

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The DrugTech Trilogy: A Story of Corruption and Revenge

Everything I hated and loved about The DrugTech Trilogy.

I was never fond of reviewing anything, but lately, I joined the OnlineBookClub to review books and earn a small amount of money on the side. I’m going to talk about my experience in my newsletter later (subscribe so you don’t miss it), but for now, I would like to tell you about the book I reviewed.

In this post, I promise not to hold back any punches, but in return, make sure to read the plus points I wrote about the book as well as the minus points. If you are planning to read the book, make sure to see multiple people's reviews as well, and not just mine.

If you have already read this book and liked it, it is okay because I enjoyed it too, and writing about its shortcomings doesn't mean I hate it. It just means I wished these things were present so that I would enjoy it even more.

So, with all that covered, let me tell you my thoughts on The DrugTech Trilogy, and don't worry, there are no spoilers ahead.