Nathan Dias

Dostoyevsky's work is absolutely captivating and thought-provoking. Every reader can see a reflection of themselves in Rodion Romanovitch Raskolnikov, whether they find it challenging to accept or not. The book is so profound that it nearly made me faint at certain points. It's truly a work of genius!

When I think of this album, the first thing that come to mind is: Flawless, Beguiling, Unrivalled.

UNRIVALLED. They don't make music like this anymore 😪

Daydream is without a doubt one of the most magical and ethereal albums ever created. Mariah unapologetically extols her flawless voice and insane agility and range, which remain unrivalled to this day.

Hands down THEE best Christmas Album of ALL time.

It's Fiction, NOT a memoir. Full of lies, and is written by a girl desperate to clear her name from the abusive conservatorship that her sister, who is a Pop Sensation, went thorough that she(the author) gained a huge sum of money from.

I thought the plot was interesting and definitely unique, but I wasn’t quite satisfied with the reveal.

A lot of readers might disagree with me, but I wasn’t quite satisfied with the ending — but maybe I’m just bitter about the fact that I couldn’t solve the mystery 😐

A great example of an ingenious serial killer plot! The tension between Inspector Chrome and Papa Poirot is very funny 😄

Despite being able to solve this mystery, Mysterious Affair at Styles is easily one of the best books I’ve ever read! I started reading this at 1 am and just couldn’t put it down. I ended up spending the entire night reading it — I have no regrets