Book Review: La llamada: Un retrato by Raúl Zibechi As I picked up La llamada: Un retrato, I felt an inexplicable pull towards its vibrant cover—its colors seemed to whisper tales of both joy and struggle. The author’s name, Raúl Zibechi, was unfamiliar to me, and perhaps that’s what ignited my curiosity. I’ve always found …
A Beginner’s Guide to Dying: A Heartfelt Exploration of Life’s Unraveling When I first stumbled across A Beginner’s Guide to Dying by Mr. Boas, I felt a magnetic pull toward its theme. Why do we so often shy away from discussing death, a universal experience that we all must eventually face? As someone who has …
The Lioness of Boston: A Journey of Artistic Defiance When I stumbled upon The Lioness of Boston by Emily Franklin, I felt an immediate tug of intrigue. The promise of exploring Isabella Stewart Gardner’s journey—a woman whose spirit thrived against the constraints of a judgmental society—felt like a powerful read in our modern world, where …
Book Review: The Official Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Book As soon as I laid eyes on The Official Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Book, my heart skipped a beat. It felt like holding a piece of musical magic, a visual love letter to a pop culture icon who has so seamlessly woven …
Book Review: Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty When I stumbled upon Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty, written by Anderson Cooper and historian Katherine Howe, I was instantly intrigued. Having grown up watching Cooper on CNN, I often marveled at the man behind the news—one who was not …
El cuerpo de Cristo by Bea Lema: A Beautiful Journey Through Pain and Resilience When I first saw the exquisite cover of El cuerpo de Cristo, I was instantly captivated. There’s something about the artistry that beckons you to dive deeper into its pages—much like its author, Bea Lema, who has brilliantly interwoven her own …
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