Ke'Asia Hawkins
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The Stars & The Blackness Between Them Book Review
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By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks
Children Of Blood And Bone Book Review
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By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks
24 Hour Readathon Tips
As of posting this I've finished my first 24-hour readathon it was amazing I finished the stars and the blackness between them by Junauda Petrus, which is one of the books out of the twelve for my yearly goal. Reading is my favorite past time but I've never spent the whole day doing it, it was kinda hard seeing i live with my family and we had guests over so it wasn't as quiet as I like but the next day I got a lot done. This book was so fun to read the only down part is i owe my friend $5 because a bet we made on a character. Other than that I really enjoyed my first readathon i will do more every year i might do another to end my yearly book goal. But here are some tips i think are best when doing a 24-hour readathon
By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks
The Hate U Give Book Review
When you're reading books like The Hate U Give, you're perusing somebody's ruling against quietness. This book has made me feel every conceivable feeling simultaneously. It was genuinely amazing and I have such a great amount to state about it I wish I could simply send everybody a howler containing the whole content of this book.
By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks
The Sun Is Also A Star Movie Review
The tale switches back and forth between its two leads, yet it additionally has sections devoted to background characters, just as parts that offer further investigations of progressively unique subjects addressed in the main individual parts, for example, multiverse theory or the historical backdrop of black hair care. Daniel and Natasha spend a great deal of the book going back and forth between their thoughts of affection and the universe. Natasha is a down to earth researcher, and doesn't have faith in adoration and believes that in the fantastic plan of the universe, people are unimportant. Daniel is an artist and sentimental, who has faith in destiny, fate, and all-consuming, instant adoration.
By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks
The Sun Is Also A Star Book Review
This book is about instalove, I wound up completely cherishing the relationship. I will say three things. To begin with, they don't fall in love they see the likelihood that they could. I think seeing the likelihood of a future is an undeniable thing. There's a Japanese expression that I liked: "Koi no yokan. It doesn't mean love at first sight. It's closer to love at second sight. It's the feeling when you meet someone that you're going to fall in love with them. Maybe you don't love them right away, but it's inevitable that you will." Secondly, it's written well. Their relationship is simply so delicate? It's sweet, in that way first love is, and it's steady, in that way great love is. What's more, they get down on one another about their issues. But I didn't generally relate with Natasha and Daniel's relationship in the initial hundred pages not until I associated with their characters. But towards the end? There is a REASON I wailed Genuine TEARS while perusing this book. But romance isn't what this book is only about. The genuine focal point of the book, rather, is on the issues looked by immigrants. On one hand, we have Natasha, a science young lady and an illicit worker from Jamaica who is being deported by the day's end after her dad has been caught. Then again, we have Daniel, a child of South Korean immigrants whose family needs him to become a doctor but who needs his own life as a poet. The third thing about the story i loved the most is that the theme shows itself throughout the novel, Natasha and Daniel make the ends of an identity range Natasha is levelheaded, logical, and legitimate to say the least.
By Ke'Asia Hawkins4 years ago in Geeks