“Solito: A Memoir by Javier Zamora follows nine-year-old Javier’s challenging journey from El Salvador to the US to reunite with his parents. Through this poignant narrative, themes of family, resilience, and the bonds formed during hardships are explored. It offers a compelling perspective on the migrant experience that resonates deeply.”
Quick Recap Erin dares to step out of the inn to find some food. She is chased by a crab-monster which she defeated by running very fast. The dragon is a cutesy and is more afraid of human than the other way around. Let’s read further Interesting, the Goblins were…
What we know so far Erin has stumbled into another world through some form of teleportation. It seems to follow a video game setup, as she discovers an inn and unlocks first level by cleaning. Let’s read further Two moons, so the setup of this world is not on Earth.…
I just found out that The Wandering Inn has a graphic novel adaptation, which is really cool. I’ve only read Chapter 1 so far, but I was impressed by the artwork—it adds a whole new layer to the story. Right now, there are 12 illustrated chapters, and adapting the entire…
A girl found an inn in the middle of nowhere and the inn is totally decrepit. The girl doesn’t belong to this world as it is mentioned few times till now. And this world has dragons and goblins. Well that is exciting. Also we got her name: Erin Solstice, quite…
I just found out about one of the longest fantasy series out there, and after looking into it, I realized it has a steadily growing fanbase. When I say long, I mean long—we’re talking over 15 million words and counting. If you’ve already guessed, yes, it’s The Wandering Inn by pirateaba. I’m still…
I have started this knockoff game in the beginning of the year to find the best book of the year. Here is the result so far
Seems like the book club for which I was reading Butter moved it out to August, so putting it on hold. I’ll pick it back up closer to the new date to stay fresh for the discussion.
After a heavy read, I am in a mood for a cozy mystery for the weekend. My next read: Butter by Asako Yuzuki
