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.

6/10  Dear Reader,  Vivian Lau, youngest daughter of the Lau family, is an event planner who loves what she does. While living in New...

Dear Reader, Here is a list of summaries and reviews on the several books I read this last week. I also included a short list of the...

8.5/10  Dear Reader,  This book elicited the strangest feelings in me. I didn’t know who to hate more, where to draw the lines, or what...

7.5/10  Dear Reader,  This sequel was a great followup to the first novel, “Fourth Wing”. We get to see the story and plotlines of all of...

5/10 Dear reader,  I was very indifferent towards this book, there were parts that were slow and boring and there were parts that kept me...

Dear Reader, Misha and Ryen are pen pals who have never met in person, despite living 30 minutes away from each other. Another thing...