Welcome to Hive Book Club Highlight #322
Announcement
š Hello everyone, this is a reminder to kick off some more activity in the community, let's start out this week by this simple prompt!
Which historical period fascinates you the most, and what book set in that period have you enjoyed reading?
There's no minimum of words and feel free to tell us about it.
This isn't a contest but a weekly prompt that will happen every Monday š 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 š
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Today we're highlighting some of these content that you might enjoy. Check them out & don't forget to engage.
@mandysmoon/eng-esp-my-review-about-the-hobbit-or-mi-resena-sobre-el-hobbit
A few weeks ago I told you my opinion about the last Lord of the Rings book, a trilogy that most people know today, even if they've only heard of it once. However, for the story told in those three books to take place there was another story first, that of Bilbo Baggins, and it is precisely the one told in the book The Hobbit of which I want to give you my opinion without spoilers.
@jessuses1381/review-again-but-better-or-time-travel-and-self-discovery-eng-esp
Hello all Hive Book Club friends, I hope you are doing well today...this time I want to share with you a new review with all my thoughts on Cristine Riccio's novel Again, But Better. This is a book that tries to, at the very least, resonate in an interesting way with its potential audience, which is young adults who feel out of place or struggle to fit in during those confusing and transient years of early adulthood. In this story we meet the protagonist, Shane, who is the embodiment of the shyness and awkwardness that many people have surely experienced, especially those who feel constant pressure to follow paths they are not really passionate about and end up following them because it is something they think they have to do because they lack the courage to follow their own dreams... readers who have felt the weight of their parents' expectations, or perhaps have dealt with loneliness wishing for a second chance, will probably see themselves reflected in this protagonist...
@generp/the-book-vs-the-movie-it-ends-with-us-eng-spa
As a passionate bookworm, I always dream about movies of my favorite books. I think this is something propiate of every reading lover. The thing with this kind of dream is that all of us as book lovers knows perfectly that in most of the cases an adaptation can go wrong because of many factors. And today, Here I am with my first Book vs movie with one of my favorite stories in life.
@cirangela/misery-book-of-the-month-for-october-esp-eng
Hello book lovers ššš.Today I bring you a bit of my digital book, read in this month of October, a month for me long and full of that mysterious essence, being the month of halloween. šBelieve me I was looking for horror, horror between pages, I love this genre as well as romance and suspense and a fellow reader recommended me this book, š± a total psychological horror by the hand of the famous writer Stephen king Misery.nstantly the cover hooked me, I knew it was pure terror and that I would not be disappointed, so I started reading this book of 399 pages, in Spanish language that tells one of the best stories I've read.
@justfavour/look-at-them-leaving-in
As humans, our existence is plagued by journeys of self discovery, connection and acceptance, leading us to search for new identities. Identity is an important aspect of human life - it is what defines us. Consider a child who grows up under the shed of their parents, sulking under their mother's arms as a baby and listening to their fatherās advice as a boy. As he grows older, he matures into a man who makes decisions by himself and for himself, thereby changing his identity. Picture this: a lady grows up in an African country, listening to African songs, eating African foods and playing with African friends. She travels abroad for whatever reasons, to a foreign land where she encounters new people, new food and makes new friends. Her former identity clashes with her new one. These conflicts are what we call the complexities of displaced identity.
@kiutvariedades/eng-esp-book-review-better-than-the-movies
Hello Hello Community! āØ, after a season of fantasy readings, which also are not yet finished stories, it's time to read something lighter and better yet, self-conclusive š, so I went to my list of books to read and I took the story I'll talk about today, it mainly caught my attention for two reasons, the first is the author as I have already read books by her that I have loved and I knew this will not be the exception, and secondly for the premise of the story, a girl who loves romantic comedies? obviously they mean me š¤£, and it's for that reason that today I'm going to tell you about Better Than the Movies.
@jhymi/billionaire-heiress-and-sugar-chronicles--6ti
Yayyy, so I finally get to talk about these books. So, Iāve said before that for me to search for a second book of a particular author, it must mean I was impressed with the first one. I know the name, ābillionaireā already turned a lot of people off, because a lot of us are over the whole billionaire genre but hear me out!! Nigerian billionaire genre?? Iām sure you didnāt know about it.Iām reviewing two books by the same author- Tomilola Coco Adeyemo but I donāt know which of the books to start from, because there was one I enjoyed and there was one that I didnāt enjoy so much. Making it easier for myself, Iāll just start from the order with which I read them.
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