A Curious Place by Barbara Woodward

This is another experimental book that I had on my list for far too long and I should have gotten to sooner, especially since it was a morsel of a book for an adult. This is a fun set of fiction for children with the predominant focus being on kindness to animals and other people.…

Five Minutes at Hotel Stormcove – An Anthology

The book is still up for requesting as of 5/5/2019 I usually do not read many short story collections of any sort, mostly because I am more accustomed to longer sagas spanning a longer period of time. It gives me time to sink in and familiarize myself with the people. That said, I think that…

Threads of Awen: An Inspired Anthology by Awen Thornber

I am not sure why I picked this book up when I saw it available on NetGalley. It looked intriguing and I am really glad I did! I am even gladder I got a chance to read this ARC. Long, long ago when I imagined I would write someday (this blog notwithstanding). I tried to…

The Man Upstairs and Other Stories by P.G. Wodehouse

I am very tempted to release my monthly list because of the lack of posts in my blog. Then again, I have not shown this much restraint in a while and I could probably use the feeling. I am not sure how much of it is common knowledge, but within the kindle unlimited membership, and…

Snowdrift and Other Stories by Georgette Heyer

I am a very big fan of Georgette Heyer's sense of humour and style of writing. Keeping this in mind , the following review is relatively biased. This book is a collection of some of earlier unpublished and other short stories compiled together.I gained access to it via NetGalley. Considering these were penned in the…

Collected Hong Kong Stories by David T K Wong

When short stories are dissected in classrooms, there is a certain responsibility they ( the stories) carry, one of having finesse and to pack a punch into a far smaller canvas than average. Whole people have to be formed and their lives painted within those few pages. I essentially borrowed this book from the library…

Dance of the Happy Shades: And Other Stories – Alice Munro

I am not usually a big fan of short stories. It feels as though they have leave me adrift. There is no closure with what happens to the people involved, at least that's all I had felt  before i stumbled on this book. I also have not had much luck with reading authors with awards…