Carlos Aono 
The Goldfinch: A Novella of Resilience and Redemption Author: Donna Tartt Main Characters: Theodore Decker, Boris Pavlikovsky, Audie Decker, Hobie, Welty Blackwell, Pippa Reading “The Goldfinch” is like stepping into a grandiose painting, teeming with rich colors and intricate details. Donna Tartt’s mastery in painting a vivid and immersive world is mesmerizing, keeping you transfixed … Read more
A Reflective Reading on Crime and Punishment: A Journey Into Human Psychology Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky Main Characters: Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov, Sonya Marmeladova, Porfiry Petrovich, Alyona Ivanovna, Svidrigailov, Pulcheria Raskolnikova Reading “Crime and Punishment” By Fyodor Dostoevsky is like immersing oneself in a sea of human emotions. The reality of remorse, despair, hope, and love, to … Read more
The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri: A Timeless Journey Through Humanity and Beyond Author: Dante Alighieri Main Characters: Dante (The Pilgrim), Beatrice, Virgil,Lucifer, Charon, Saint Peter The Divine Comedy – unquestionably a cornerstone in the pantheon of global literature. Possessing a depth that seems to echo the very chasms Dante traverses, its scope is as … Read more
Decoding Mysteries and Looking Beyond The Obvious: A Review of “The Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown Author: Dan Brown Main Characters: Robert Langdon, Katherine Solomon, Peter Solomon, Mal’akh, Warren Bellamy, Inoue Sato As a literature enthusiast, I find myself constantly in search of narratives that can stir emotion, challenge my perceptions, and broaden my understanding … Read more
The Hour of the Star: A Review by Lia Martins Author: Clarice Lispector Main Characters: Macabéa, Olímpico de Jesus, Glória, Seu Raimundo, Miss Dona Maria da Conceição and the narrator, unnamed. My journey through “The Hour of the Star”, penned by the incredible Brazilian author Clarice Lispector, was one riddled with contemplation, exploration, and an … Read more
Jane Eyre: A Daring Exploration of Socioeconomic Challenges, Gender Structures, and Self-Love Author: Charlotte Bronte Main Characters: Jane Eyre, Edward Rochester, Bertha Mason, Helen Burns, Mrs. Reed, and St. John Rivers Stepping into the pages of Charlotte Bronte’s masterpiece, “Jane Eyre“, feels like embarking on an exploration – not only of the sun-dappled English countryside … Read more
Evolution through Understanding: A Review of “18 Principles to Evolve” Author: Charles Mendlowicz Main Characters: Charles Mendlowicz, Mother Earth, Human Emotions, Individual Spirit, Collective Consciousness and Inner Self Until recently, the prospect of reading Charles Mendlowicz’s “18 Principles to Evolve” was, to be frank, foreign to me. However, as an author who cherishes the interplay … Read more
The Book Thief: An Exploration of Humanity, Loss and Courage As an avid literature enthusiast and nature lover, there is great satisfaction I derive from exploring human relationships and emotions within the folds of a good book. “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak is one such novel that heartbreakingly delineates the essence of being human … Read more
“The Secret Garden” Book Review Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett Main Characters: Mary Lennox, Colin Craven, Dickon Sproot, Martha Sproot, Mrs. Medlock, and Archibald Craven. A Hidden Eden: Narrative Overview Frances Hodgson Burnett’s “The Secret Garden” is an enchanting journey into the heart of childhood and the unspoken ties that bind us to nature. This timeless … Read more
A Journey to “And Then There Were None” by Agatha Christie As an avid reader and nature enthusiast, I tend to find a strange tranquility in murder mysteries, where the chaos and complexity of the human mind meet the inherent simplicity of cause and effect. In this literary exploration, I will delve into one of … Read more
