Rating: 4/5
American Psycho Review
American Psycho is a dark satirical ride through 1980s Wall Street. Disturbing yet compelling, it critiques consumerism and identity with intense violence. Not for the faint-hearted!
Thriller
Books that are characterized by excitement, suspense, and high stakes.
Rating: 4/5
American Psycho Review
Reading 'American Psycho' felt like stepping into a 1980s nightmare with a psychopathic twist. Bret Easton Ellis paints Wall Street's greed with a bloody brush, mixing horror and satire in an intense and unforgettable rollercoaster. Caution: not for everyone.
Rating: 4/5
House of Leaves Review
House of Leaves is a wild ride! It's a maze of a book with twists and confusing typography. You'll laugh, get lost, and maybe question reality. A fun read, but prepare for some mind-bending moments.
Rating: 4.1/5
The Thursday Murder Club Review
'The Thursday Murder Club' offers a charming mystery set in a quirky village. It brings clever humor and endearing characters, although predictability tends to sneak in. Enjoy it for its warmth and wit!
Rating: 3.5/5
The Thursday Murder Club Review
In 'Thursday Murders Club', retirees unravel mysteries with charm and wit. The plot twists surprise, though some are predictable. British humor enchants, yet can feel forced. The vivid setting lures readers, despite occasional repetition.
Rating: 3.3/5
The Da Vinci Code Review
If you like secret codes, running from the cops, and pretending you're smarter than you actually are, The Da Vinci Code is a wild ride. Just don’t expect to pass a history test after reading it.
Rating: 3.8/5
Inferno Review
Inferno is like a puzzle you can't put down, but some pieces feel forced. Fast pacing, wild twists, and famous art make it fun, even if the characters sometimes feel as flat as old pizza.
Rating: 4/5
Apples Never Fall Review
If you ever thought your family was weird, wait until you meet the Delaneys. Secrets, tennis rackets, and a missing person make 'Apples Never Fall' one wild, twisty ride. I couldn't put it down—even during lunch.
Rating: 4/5
The Sympathizer Review
The Sympathizer made my brain do gymnastics. The plot twists made me spill my coffee twice. If you like spy stories with wit, guilt, and a bit of chaos, this book will stick with you long after the last page.