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“The government’s topsy-turvy priorities mean that spending on education remains low.”
Synonym: upside-down Continue reading “‘Topsy Turvy’ Literature | LibroLiv”
The Handmaid’s Tale was published in 1985. Is it still applicable today? Continue reading “4 Reasons Why The Handmaid’s Tale is Outdated (& why we shouldn’t fear that it could still happen) | LibroLiv”
I recently finished ‘1984’ by George Orwell, and it really got me thinking. This is just one of the thought journeys ‘1984’ took me on…
Continue reading “Orwell’s ‘1984’: “eccentric” or just a little premature? | LibroLiv”
Frankenstein was first published 200 years ago as of this year! Crazy, right? Now, I don’t know what Mary Shelley was thinking when she wrote it, but today I’m going to be looking at Frankenstein from a modern perspective and in a modern context. I hope you enjoy! Continue reading “‘Frankenstein’ 200 Years On | LibroLiv”
Perhaps one of the most scandalous and restricted books of the modern era, today I will explore why you should be encouraged to read Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov as opposed to avoiding it.
Continue reading “Why You Shouldn’t Be Put Off Reading Lolita | LibroLiv”
Long time, no see! Today I am writing a post that is a little different to my usual stuff, but I am very excited to share it with you all…
Continue reading “Book Chat: Books with Long Titles – Love or Loath? | LibroLiv”
Today I wanted to talk to you all about a problem I have with many books, and actually a problem I’m having right now… Continue reading “Book Chat: Reading, Loving, But Not Getting Through It | LibroLiv”
