Ema Reviews

TWO COLLECTIONS:
1. Murder (Vintage Mini)
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Stories:
1) The Adventure of the Speckled Band
2) The Reigate Puzzle
3) The Adventure of the Devil's Foot
4) The Adventure of the Dying Detective

2. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Vintage classic)
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1) The Adventure of a Scandal in Bohemia
2) The Adventure of the Red-Headed League
3) The Adventure of a Case of Identity
4) The Adventure of the Boscombe Valley Mystery
5) The Adventure of the Five Orange Pips
6) The Adventure of the Man with the Twisted Lip
7) The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
8) The Adventure of the Speckled Band
9) The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb
10) The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor
11) The Adventure of the Beryl Coroner
12) The Adventure of the Copper Beeches

HELLO THERE!
Welcome back. It's been a while. For this comeback episode, I decided to focus on Arthur Conan Doyle and a couple of his short stories about Sherlock Holmes in two collections. I explain why I'm not the biggest of fans and how Sherlock seems to be a very special character. Find out this and more in the episode!

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I found two vintage mini books on my TBR bookshelf! Freedom by Margaret Atwood and Murder by Arthur Conan Doyle.
This week, in a shorter-than-usual episode, listen to me dissect Freedom :)

Stay tuned for the cringiest pun.

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The FINAL part of the MINI SERIES
I will be looking into 16 short stories by Nadine Gordimer from the book: Jump and other stories. In each episode, I will be analysing and dissecting four of the stories.
In this episode, the stories I'm looking at are "Safe Houses", "What Were You Dreaming?", "Keeping Fit" and "Amnesty".

NEW!!!
If you would like to check out the recorded podcast on YouTube, you can find it under Ema Reviews ;)

My new website: www.emabookreviews.online
You can find transcripts of every new episode and book-related blog posts requested by you!

The third part of the MINI SERIES
I will be looking into 16 short stories by Nadine Gordimer from the book: Jump and other stories. In each episode, I will be analysing and dissecting four of the stories.
In this episode, the stories I'm looking at are "The Moment Before the Gun Went Off", "Home", "A Journey" and "Spoils".

NEW!!!
If you would like to check out the recorded podcast on YouTube, you can find it under Ema Reviews ;)

My new website: www.emabookreviews.online
You can find transcripts to every new episode and book-related blog posts requested by you!

The second part of a MINI SERIES
I will be looking into 16 short stories by Nadine Gordimer from the book: Jump and other stories. In each episode, I will be analysing and dissecting four of the stories.
In this second episode, the stories I'm looking at are "My Father Leaves Home", "Some are Born to Sweet Delight", "Comrades" and "Teraloyna".

NEW!!!
If you would like to check out the recorded podcast on YouTube, you can find it under Ema Reviews ;)

THE START OF A MINI SERIES
I will be looking into 16 short stories by Nadine Gordimer from the book: Jump and other stories. In each episode, I will be analysing and dissecting four of the stories.
In this first episode, the stories I'm looking at are "Jump", "Once Upon a Time", "The Ultimate Safari" and "A Find".

NEW!!!
If you would like to check out the recorded podcast on YouTube, you can find it under Ema Reviews ;)

If you thought I'm only capable of gushing about books I read, you were mistaken. Take a plunge into my scrutiny of the chaos and complete disaster that is The Circle and how it could've been better.

I think my hunt for the funniest novel has ended here. Good Omens is the absurd comedy you've been looking for. Whether you've watched the show, read the book or neither of those, you'll enjoy this week's episode. I rant about Aziraphale and Crowley's relationship, which characters are my favourite and how much I hate Adam in the TV show.

As one of the stories we analysed way back in High School, Alias Grace is a masterpiece of literature. Listen to me elaborate on the ending and gush over the movie (except for the character of Jamie Walsh - that was dreadful). Also, Dr. Jordan got a beating too.

One of the funniest novels I ever read with the worst movie adaptation of it I have ever seen. That's what this review's dynamic is all about. Everything from Allan as a comedic element to comparing him to my grandpa. Enjoy this week's episode about the novel that got Jonas Jonasson famous.