I actually liked this book very much! I was previously not so familiar with Stalin but after I finished the book, I learnt much more about him. Every chapter was so detailed and had so many testimonies. I would rate this a 9/10.

I read this book to learn about what communism was. However, I found it difficult to understand and didn‘t really get what the book was talking about. I would rate it a 4/10.

“Dead people receive more flowers than the living ones because regret is stronger than gratitude.”
—Anne Frank

I think this book was slightly boring to me. It shows A‘s story in another perspective. After reading it, I understand more about Rihannon and how she thinks. How she feels about Justin, how she feels about A etc. Overall, I would rate this book 6/10.

The idea that a being waking up every day to a new body is so fascinating to me. A never had a strong or long-lasting relationship until they met Rihannon and it touches me because it seems like they can‘t find any ways to truly be together. I would rate this book a 8/10.

The book was nice. However, I don‘t think it is my type of book as it was too explicit for me. The ending was heartbreaking and it made me sad. I would rate it a 6/10.

It‘s one of the few mystery novels I have read and I probably don‘t know much about this genre. I found it mediocre and slightly boring. Not what I was expecting for a mystery novel. I would give it a 4/10.

Despite not knowing anything about the book at first, after reading it, I can immediately tell the author has disapprovals of the different society ideologies. I learnt a lot of ways to symbolise different things in our life after reading it. I would rate it a 7/10.

I really liked it. It shows the struggles of Anne as a teenager in hiding. Even after almost a century, things still seem relatable to us/nowadays. I‘m also constantly reminded the sad truth that she passed away in such a horrible way despite her always being so cheerful in her entries. Overall, I rate it a 8/10.