A Wish in the Dark is brilliant - how many Thai inspired fantasies have you read lately? None? I say go for this one!
Sinny
This book is one for the times! Cixin Liu has a way of making sci-fi really accessible and enjoyable for sci-fi beginners and fans alike. This book really delves into what it would look like if societies invested in our future in a real way. A world where adults have to prepare children what it takes to keep Earth functional and sustainable.
Sinny
After finishing this book weeks ago, I'm still thinking of Miwako Sumida and friends. This story is dark and sometimes feels too real, but you can't look away.
Sinny
This cookbook blends west with east and whilst there's a new twist on modern Korean recipes, you will fill find Korean staple recipes as well. Chef, Judy Joo, has a lot of fun blending flavours using accessible ingredients. The KFC (Korean fried chicken) wings recipe is the real deal. Looking for an easy weeknight meal? Try the kimchi mac 'n cheese. (#BTSARMY)
Sinny
Boarding school, scandal, royals, diverse characters, and a re-telling of Beauty and the Beast makes this book irresistible. Princess Jaya Rao is no Belle and Lord Grey Emerson is no Beast, which makes their story feel like a brand new one instead of a re-telling. If you're a fan of fun, you'll like this book.
Sinny
An Ember in the Ashes is one of my all time favorite books. From the first chapter to the last, you will be consumed by Sabaa Tahir's fantastic writing. Right from the start, you enter the Martial Empire and the story sets off, pulling you with it. Laia and Elias happen to be the main characters, but Helene will surprise you. And Helene is who I'm rooting for to win it all. Who will you root for?
Sinny
This is the most fun I've had with a book in a while. There's a charming bookstore, bookstore owner, and the Illuminati (not really). And a little bit of booky/techy/nerdy romance. What more could you ask for?
Sinny
Korean cooking has always looked intimidating to me, but I can tell you that this cookbook is the perfect introduction to Korean cooking for beginners! Some of my favourite recipes are: soy-marinated 7-minute eggs, kimchi stew, broiled branzino, marinated cucumbers, and vegetable fritters. You can find ALL the ingredients you need for this cookbook at HMart in Central Square. If you're short on time and money, some of the ingredients can be found at local grocers also. The recipes are very beginner friendly and there are great visual steps to help you out. If you love Korean food and want to make some delicious food at home, this book is for you and for everyone in your life that loves Korean food too. Cheers!
Sinny
Dear reader, whatever age you are, you will be captivated by every character and every adventure in this book. Madeline is fearless, mischievous, and courageous in these stories, and how wonderful that you can enjoy all of Madeline's adventures in one book now! This is the perfect Holiday gift for the ultimate Madeline fan and for readers of all ages!
Sinny
Start a new tradition of fairy and folk tales starting with this book! The stories and illustrations are fantastical and vibrant.
Sinny
