Lifestyle: In Practice

What if you could have dinner with the five people who shaped your life? In this reflective review, Grace explores the emotional layers of The Dinner List—a novel that brings together exes, estranged parents, and soul friends at one unforgettable meal. With sharp insights on character dynamics and missed opportunities in structure, this review weighs love, regret, and the complexity of memory.

In this raw and intimate review, Grace Sofia reflects on My Body by Emily Ratajkowski—a collection that explores consent, silence, beauty, and the pain of womanhood. Through stories of early trauma, identity, and the contradictions of female power, this book gives language to the things so many women have lived but never said aloud. It’s haunting, honest, and urgently necessary.

Dear Readers,  I have a goal this year to read about 30-40 books. I’m attending school full time, and soon starting a new career so I...

Dear Reader,  I read a total of 200 pages worth of A Little Life  before I gave up on this book. It was by far one of the most...

8.5/10 Dear Readers,  I think the best way to start is some quotes from the story.  “Well, surviving alone is much the same as dying...

8.25/10 Dear Readers,  There’s some poetic language in this loving tale of a band of misfits on a train. As the novel says, “Trains are...

9/10 Dear Readers, “He couldn’t believe it was only Wednesday. And it was made worse when he realized it was actually Tuesday.” Linus...