Our home library is our little corner of the world that we have brought into our home. Come to think of it, the books we have at home are (somewhat) a slice of our world as individuals - that is, the information we've absorbed, the interests we have. There's an awful lot of information, in all sorts of formats, that we absorb and [...]
We book dragons at @booksy0 are always here to talk about our favorite books, what impressed us about them, but also to introduce you to every holiday celebrated in our country and around the world related to them. Today, 11.05. is celebrated the church feast of the Slavic enlighteners St. St.. Cyril [...]
I've heard that if you read a children's book again when you're all grown up, most times you're either disappointed or you don't feel the magic in the same way. Well, I think that's a complete lie. Or at least not in this case. I read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory let's say (because I don't remember for sure) when I was seven, which means [...]
Book: 'Murder on the Orient Express' Author: Agatha Christie Genre: thriller, crime novel Rating (1 to 6): 6 I would like to warn you that what you are about to read may be a kind of spoiler. Np I can't talk about this book without mentioning some pretty important facts in my opinion. An awful lot I can [...]
Happy World Book and Copyright Day, bookish friends! A beloved holiday that has become more and more established in recent years. And we are very happy about that. What the holiday is, where the idea came from to celebrate it on today's date and how it is tied to mythical Catalonia, we can now read everywhere. So [...]
Book: 'Lullaby at Auschwitz' by Mario Escobar Rating (1 to 6): 5 There are books that are difficult to talk about. The horror between these pages, sings a sad song. A melody that chills the heart and isn't like those tunes from scary movies about monsters and ghosts. A heavy book that shows you the truth, fate and history, [...]
Book: 'Girl, Wash Your Face' Author: Rachel Hollis Genre: psychology, personal development Rating (1 to 6): 4 With the first rays of sunshine and the colors of spring, I'd like to introduce you to a light read that I think is appropriate for any season, but I always come back to [...]
Author: Matt Haig Genre: Novel, Science Fiction Rating (1 to 6): 5 "Who are we? Where do we come from and where are we going?" These are the eternal human questions. What is beyond us? What is the meaning of life?" is how I began my short story for Midnight Library in December, and I can't think of a more appropriate introduction. The book [...]
Do you remember that when we were children we constantly wanted to be big - to be able to decide for ourselves what to do, where to go, to have responsibilities. We were always playing mothers and fathers, newlyweds, adults with amazing jobs. Just to get to the dreams of every adult, to their dreams of the most magical time - childhood. [...]
Book: 'Spanish Fairy Tales' Genre: children's stories Rating (1 to 6): 5 As you know, this week here at @booksy0 we're celebrating the upcoming Children's Book Day by dedicating an entire week to our favorite books for toddlers and grown-ups. Just in time, we got our hands on Spanish Fairy Tales from Miranda Publishing. And today, so to [...]
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