Welcome to Hive Book Club Highlight #303
Announcement
Hey everyone! to kick off some more activity in the community, let's start out this week by this simple prompt!
What's the most surprising thing you've learned from a book lately?
There's no minimum of words and feel free to tell us about the recent book and why it's pretty surprising.
This isn't a contest but a weekly prompt that will happen every Monday 😊 as perhaps throughout the week you have finished reading a book and wanted to share a particular experience when you finished reading a book. Let us know if you make one! there might be some tip along the way 😊
Today we're highlighting some of these content that you might enjoy. Check them out & don't forget to engage.
@kiutvariedades/engesp-book-review-hooked-a-never-after-novel--7qc
Hello Hello Community! ✨, It happens that from time to time I want to read questionable stories 😂, and although 10 years ago I wouldn't have even thought of reading a book of this genre, nowadays I manage to enjoy these stories in small doses 😂. My first review in this community was of a dark romance, which in fact was the first book of this genre that I read in my entire life, today I bring you a review about a book that is handled under the same tonality, because sometimes it is interesting to read about villains who triumph, and female protagonists who stay with the one who would burn the world for them, so today we will talk about Hooked: A Never After Novel ⌚🪝
@wongi/a-book-review-the-thing-around-your-neck-4k4
The last time I willingly read a book with a collection of stories was when I was about ten years old. That particular book was a bliss as it had a collection of fairy tales and I remember rereading it every now and then. Ever since then, I never stumbled upon anything like it. Every novel I came across was either straight to the point or a series.
Today I want to share my thoughts on a science fiction classic that has left an indelible mark on the genre - Frank Herbert's "Dune". This masterpiece not only transports us to an incredibly detailed and fascinating world, but also explores deep and timeless themes.
It is worth noting that this is the first book of a trilogy written by author Frank Herbert, which was taken up and turned into a saga by his son Brian Herbert and fellow writer Kevin J. Anderson.
@teknon/for-colored-girls-oror-a-choreopoem
I was not only overwhelmed with the richness of this poem, but also with the central theme, the power and strength of the colored women it portrays.Ntozake Shange's artistic work, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When The Rainbow Is Enuf," is a thought provoking poem that defies traditional theatrical conventions.
What is Hive Book Club?
Hive Book Club is a community made by book lovers, for book lovers. A place where the chaotic minds of writers may punch away words from their keyboards as they share their writing adventures. Where passionate book collectors may rummage through their stacks of books to share and review their latest additions. Outside of our regular curation process, we may create contests for our community to participate in, and earn even more from their posts. If you have a certain theme for a future contest you would like to see, let us know! Be sure to check with us frequently on our various social media platforms to avoid missing out!
How Do We Choose The Highlighted Posts?
For those of you curious as to how you may have been chosen or would like to be chosen in the future in one of these compilations: we scan through the community and read the many posts that the community members write. We then select four or five posts that we believe meet certain criteria and are worthy of sharing with the rest of the community. We aim to keep these selections diverse in style, from writing skills or subject matter.
Hence, throughout the week, the moderators will check the community and manually handpick the posts. Some factors include the post subject, post quality, engagement, personal voice, and general effort. If we choose you, or you happen to stumble across these highlights, please do check out the other posts we feature, and contribute to their curation and engagement!
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