Books reviewed by Grace Symes at BookBrowse.

Grace Symes
BookBrowse Reviewer

Grace Symes lives in Massachusetts, where she reads a wide variety of books. Her ideal Christmas is one from which she emerges with a stack of new material to read. In addition to reviewing for BookBrowse she also writes for music blogs and has loved reading from a young age.

Books reviewed by Grace Symes

Out of the Blue (06/20/18)
The Magnificent Esme Wells (05/16/18)
Girls Burn Brighter (03/21/18)
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek

Editor's Choice

  • Book Jacket: The Flight Portfolio
    The Flight Portfolio
    by Julie Orringer
    At once a sweeping historical narrative, an insightful character study and a tender romance, Julie ...
  • Book Jacket: How to Make Friends with the Dark
    How to Make Friends with the Dark
    by Kathleen Glasgow
    Don't go to bed angry; make up after fights; always say I love you – you don't know when ...
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    Red Birds
    by Mohammed Hanif
    Mohmmed Hanif's Red Birds is part Catch-22, part Slaughterhouse-Five, part Kafka's The Castle, and ...
  • Book Jacket: Endeavour
    Endeavour
    by Peter Moore
    Miriam-Webster defines a biography as "a usually written history of a person's life." One might ...

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    by Helon Habila

    A startlingly exploration of the African diaspora in Europe, by an acclaimed international writer.
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    Patsy
    by Nicole Dennis-Benn

    A haunting depiction of immigration and womanhood, and the silent threads of love.
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