Sakina Brown
Stories (3/0)
Hell on Earth
Newgate Prison, established in 1188 under the reign of King Henry II, holds a unique place in history as one of the oldest and most notorious penitentiaries in London. Over the span of nearly a thousand years, this institution bore witness to the incarceration of hundreds of thousands, ranging from petty offenders to political dissidents. Its name became synonymous with despair and suffering within the confines of London's city walls, earning a reputation as a terrestrial inferno where hope seemed to evaporate upon entry.
By Sakina Brown5 months ago in History
Finding Strength
Ava Reid's "A Study on Drowning" is a testament to the transformative power of resilience and self-discovery, offering readers a poignant exploration of the human spirit in the face of adversity. While initially finding the protagonist, Effy, somewhat whiny, I came to realize that her struggles were deeply rooted in the injustices of her time, making her journey all the more compelling.
By Sakina Brown5 months ago in BookClub
Unravelling the Magic:
In the vast landscape of fantasy literature, where magic and adventure intertwine, finding a series that captivates both the imagination and the heart is a rare treasure. Enter Rachel Gillig's Shepherd King duology, a spellbinding journey through a world where nothing comes for free.
By Sakina Brown5 months ago in BookClub