St Paul's Collegiate (Hamilton)

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AnnaStrickett

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(5,317 pages read)
  • Anathema

    By Keri Lake
    2 stars

    Easy reading fantasy. Had its moments but wasn’t overly gripping.

  • Quicksilver

    By Callie Hart
    3 stars

    Easy reading fantasy book!

  • Purple Hibiscus

    By Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche
    5 stars

    A powerful, emotional story about family, faith, and freedom, with beautiful, vivid writing.

  • The Seven Sisters

    By Lucinda Riley
    4 stars

    Engaging historical fiction with rich settings, heartfelt emotions, and mysterious twists. Easy ready done well.

  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

    By Ken Kesey
    5 stars

    Reread of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest was a trip. The raw power of Kesey’s storytelling still hits hard—chaotic, rebellious, and heartbreaking. A classic that never loses its edge. Tied perfectly with watching Ratchet on Netflix.

  • When the Moon Hatched

    By Sarah A Parker
    3 stars

    Sarah Parker’s When the Moon Hatched starts with a creative and intriguing premise, blending fantasy and sci-fi. The world-building is imaginative, and the characters are likable, but the pacing drags in the middle, and I’m not the biggest sci-fi fan making it hard to stay engaged. A decent read, but not gripping.

  • Legacy

    By Whiti Hereaka
    4 stars

    Whiti Hereaka’s Legacy is a moving story about identity and connection. Riki’s journey back to WWI feels raw and real, with rich detail that brings history to life in a sometimes uncomfortable way. Worth reading!

  • Never Keep

    By Caroline Peckam and Susanne Valentia
    3 stars

    Weirdly thrilling rollercoaster of emotions! The plot twists are unexpected, the characters are raw and gripping, and the dark romance keeps you hooked. A perfect read for fans of edgy, intense storytelling with plenty of drama and angst. Hard to put down!

  • The Odyssey

    By Stephen Fry
    5 stars

    Stephen Fry’s The Odyssey is a fresh, witty take on the classic tale. Part of a series of re-tellings. Fry’s storytelling makes Odysseus’s adventures exciting and easy to follow, blending humour and modern touches with the epic’s timeless drama. It’s a fun, clever read that brings ancient myths to life in a way anyone can enjoy.

  • In the Likely Event

    By Rebecca Yarros
    3 stars

    Easy reading romance. I enjoyed her fantasy series, so I thought I would give this one a go. Pretty basic, will they, won't they romance set in war-torn Afghanistan.

  • Phantasma

    By Kaylie Smith
    3 stars

    I had seen this one being posted around a bit, claims of an excellent dark fantasy romance. However, the writing is not the greatest, and I felt, at times, things were a bit rushed through with no real explanation. Definitely okay if you're just after an easy read and a little bit of escapism.

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