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Have You Heard the Sound of Your Own Voice? By Krithika Chandrasekar (Book Review #1275)
Have You Heard the Sound of Your Own Voice is a memoir telling you the struggles and triumphs of a young woman dealing with depression, suicide, and embracing all that in order to battle the voice in her head.
Clementine Lane by Eoghan Brunkard (Book Review #1077)
Clementine lane is a humorous urban life story written in a contemporary style of fiction. The story is based on three interwoven narrative plotlines set in Clementine Lane, where everyone is in everyone’s business. Things change when a drug rehabilitation centre is open and… Continue Reading “Clementine Lane by Eoghan Brunkard (Book Review #1077)”
My son Died. How do I go on? By Farzana Prior (Book Review #935)
My son died. How do I go on? Is a concise book about a mother’s loss over suicide. Her son perishes as she and her husband try everything possible to resolve his understanding of the world. Even though he was monitored and was on… Continue Reading “My son Died. How do I go on? By Farzana Prior (Book Review #935)”
UNHINGED by Brendon Luke (Book Review #862)
Unhinged is a self-help, self-dedicated book on helping the reader judge and hopefully learn that there will be a time when you reach a certain point and find that saving grace from within. It is some sort of a spiritual power created by yourself;… Continue Reading “UNHINGED by Brendon Luke (Book Review #862)”
Suicidal to Superhuman by Mike Dayem (Book Review #794)
Suicidal to superhuman is a self-help book that challenges the ways we currently approach mental health, depression, and suicide. The work borderlines a tool kid and takes a closer look at how people struggle with mental health or mask their emotions. It then provides… Continue Reading “Suicidal to Superhuman by Mike Dayem (Book Review #794)”
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The Princess of Baker Street by Mia Kerick (Book Review #561)
The Princess of Baker Street is a young adult fiction story discussing two young teens, their emotional roller-coaster rides, transgender issues, and suicide matters. The story affects two kids in particular. A boy and a girl who once faces the dilemma of finding her… Continue Reading “The Princess of Baker Street by Mia Kerick (Book Review #561)”
Vincent Van Gogh – The Ambiguity of Insanity
An abrasive itinerary of the presence of women, the landscape and obsession. Such are the internal paradigms that went through the compelling life of the Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh.
Interview with the devil by Skylerr Darren (Book Review #540)
Interview with the devil is a psychological horror about Victor, a serial killer and the reasons why he became such a person. The story vibrantly explains his harsh upbringing and all of the abuse he went through in detail. It is obvious that there… Continue Reading “Interview with the devil by Skylerr Darren (Book Review #540)”
The Suicide Letters of Jack Monroe by Mary Maurice (Book Review #535)
The suicide letters of Jack Monroe is a psychological thriller about Susan wanting to commit suicide and Jack Monroe trying to stop her. What then conspire between them are numerous amounts of letters and dialogue defining their relationship as Jack attempts to stop her… Continue Reading “The Suicide Letters of Jack Monroe by Mary Maurice (Book Review #535)”
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