Infinite Books

A blog about my adventures in reading…

Book reviews

  • “You Know Her” by Meagan Jennett

    Sophie Braam lives in a small town somewhere in Virginia. This is the place where during winter, men mostly go to the bars and get drunk; in summer, there are tailgating parties revolving around beer and having a good time. For many men, having a good time means they can harass and insult women. Sophie

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  • “Night Flight to Paris” by Cara Black

    Never assume. Trust no one. Concentrate. Adapt. These are rules that Kate Rees, a young American woman, who, motivated by her hatred of German Nazis, serves as a sniper for the British, follows in her missions. However, the assignments she has been entrusted with are not what they seem, and rules don’t always apply. She

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  • “Stravanging Strange” by Sigizmund Krzhizhanovsky

    For a reader, there is nothing better than discovering a new, great writer. I hadn’t heard about Sigizmund  Krzhizhanovsky (1887-1950) until I got a short book, “Stravanging Strange,” which consists of three stories, his notes, and excerpts from his wife, Anna Bovshek’s memoir. It was the perfect material to ignite my interest in this unique

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