Books matching: brotherly love
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Save:'96 Miles' by J.L. Esplin is a middle-grade book that follows the journey of two brothers, John and Stew, as they navigate through dangerous circumstances to reach safety. The plot is engaging, suspenseful, and thought-provoking, with unexpected twists that keep readers guessing. The writing style is described as harrowing, empowering, and humorous, making it a great read for both young readers and adults alike.
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Save:'Beyond Innocence' by Emma Holly is a historical romance novel set in the Victorian era. The story follows Florence Fairleigh, a vicar's daughter who travels to London in search of a suitable husband to secure her future. She gets entangled in a complex web of relationships when she becomes engaged to Freddie Burbrooke, a man in need of a wife to cover up his scandalous behavior. However, as Florence spends time with Edward Burbrooke, Freddie's brother, she finds herself drawn to him despite the initial arrangement. explores themes of love, lust, family obligations, and societal expectations in a steamy and erotic setting.
The writing style of Emma Holly in 'Beyond Innocence' is praised for its ability to blend historical elements with spicy and erotic scenes. The author creates a compelling narrative with well-developed characters, particularly Edward's internal struggle between his feelings for Florence and his duty towards his brother. The plot unfolds with twists and turns, keeping readers engaged as Florence navigates the complexities of her betrothal and her growing attraction to Edward.
a gentleman in top hat—jostled each other in haste to reach the train she had lately vacated. Above her the roof of Euston Station yawned in two baralike peaks, its smutted glass filtering a watery s... - #3
Save:In "The Brothers Bishop" by Bart Yates, the story revolves around two brothers, Nathan and Tommy, who have a complex relationship shaped by their embittered father's abuse after their mother's death. The narrative is told through Nathan's perspective, a high school English teacher living in a small coastal town, as he navigates the arrival of his extroverted brother and his friends, leading to a series of events that delve into dark themes of grief, abuse, and complex family dynamics.
Yates's writing style in "The Brothers Bishop" is praised for its nuanced portrayal of human behavior, its ability to integrate sexuality into the story without being gratuitous, and its exploration of taboo topics with honesty and depth. The book is described as a heart-wrenching and powerful tale that grips the reader with its emotional depth and complex characters, ultimately leading to a poignant and impactful conclusion.
When I was five years old I stuck a pencil in a nice man’s eye. He was at a desk, typing a letter, and I was sitting on a stool next to him, scribbling a brontosaurus on a sheet of typing paper. I rem... - #4
Save:The Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren is a heartwarming tale of brotherly love, bravery, and self-sacrifice. The story follows two brothers, Kalle and Jonathan, as they navigate life and afterlife adventures. Kalle, a sickly child, finds solace in Jonathan's stories of Nangijala, an afterlife world filled with both joy and treachery. When tragedy strikes and Jonathan dies trying to save Kalle, the brothers reunite in Nangijala, where they embark on a courageous journey to stand against evil and uphold the values of love and loyalty. Lindgren's writing style is captivating, blending fantasy elements with real-life themes of death, grief, and the power of sibling bonds.
Now I’m going to tell you about my brother. My brother, Jonathan Lionheart, is the person I want to tell you about. I think it’s almost like a saga, and just a little like a ghost story, and yet every... - #5
Save:'Warrior Blue' by Kelsey Kingsley is a deeply emotional and transformative story about Blake, a tattoo artist from Salem, who is struggling with anger, pain, and guilt. The book explores Blake's journey of healing, redemption, and self-discovery, with the help of Audrey, a compassionate and positive woman who brings light into his darkness. The story delves into themes of family, love, healing, and the power of hope and faith in overcoming past traumas and finding happiness.
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Save:'Poet Anderson ...of Nightmares' by Suzanne Young and Tom DeLonge is a young adult novel that delves into the world of dreams, lucid dreaming, and the power of the mind. The story follows Jonas, a teenager who discovers he is a Dream Walker and has the ability to navigate the Dreamscape, a world where dreams and nightmares come to life. As Jonas embarks on a journey filled with danger, mystery, and self-discovery, he must confront his fears and face the darkness lurking within the dream world. The writing style of the book is described as gripping and immersive, blending elements of sci-fi, fantasy, and coming-of-age themes.
The book is praised for its thought-provoking concepts, unique world-building, and fast-paced adventure. Readers are drawn into the story through the vivid descriptions of the Dreamscape, the thrilling action sequences, and the exploration of ancient studies and meditation practices. The main character, Jonas, is depicted as a relatable teenager experiencing growth, love, and the complexities of adolescence, making the book accessible and engaging for young adult readers as well as adults.
The rain followed Jonas Anderson everywhere he went. It was with him the cold autumn morning when he came into the world, and on the day he lost his first tooth. The rain tapped the windshield of the ... - #7
Save:"Boys Don't Cry" by Malorie Blackman follows the story of 17-year-old Dante, who unexpectedly becomes a father to a baby girl he didn't know existed. Juggling his dreams and responsibilities, Dante navigates the challenges of teenage parenthood while also supporting his openly gay younger brother, Adam. The novel is written in alternating perspectives between Dante and Adam, showcasing their journey of self-discovery, family dynamics, and the importance of acceptance and love.
Phone in hand, I smiled at the text my girl Collette had sent me. My smile didn’t last long though. I was too wound up. Thursday. A level results day! I must admit, I didn’t expect to be quite so nerv... - #8
Save:In "Where the Line Bleeds" by Jesmyn Ward, the story follows twin brothers, Joshua and Christophe, as they navigate the challenges of growing up in a rural town on the Mississippi coast. Raised by their grandmother Ma Mee after being abandoned by their parents, the brothers face limited opportunities due to class, race, and the economy of their small community. While Joshua secures a job at the docks, Christophe turns to drug dealing, leading to a rift in their relationship and a struggle to keep their family together. Ward's writing style beautifully captures the emotions and life events of the characters, making it a compelling and difficult-to-put-down read.
IN THE CAR, JOSHUA PLUCKED a Waterlogged Twig, Limp as a Shoe-string, from Christophe’s wet hair. Dunny drove slowly on the pebbled gray asphalt back roads to Bois Sauvage, encountering a house, a tra... - #9
Save:"Lust for Life" by Irving Stone is a biographical novel that vividly portrays the life of Vincent van Gogh, focusing on his extreme physical suffering and deprivation. The novel delves into Van Gogh's struggles with mental health, financial hardships, and his close relationship with his brother, Theo. Through fictional dialogue based on truth and first-hand accounts, the author captures the essence of Van Gogh's creative genius and the torment he experienced, leading up to his tragic suicide at the age of 37. The narrative takes readers on a journey through Van Gogh's passionate dedication to art, his turbulent personal relationships, and the societal rejection he faced during his lifetime.
Vincent put his hands under him, gave a shove, and sprang out of bed. His shoulders and chest were massive, his arms thick and powerful. He slipped into his clothes, poured some cold water out of the ... - #10
Save:Hellrider by J.G. Faherty is a supernatural revenge story centered around Eddie Ryder, a former bike gang member who is accidentally murdered and returns as a vengeful ghost to seek revenge on those who took his life. The story unfolds in a small town setting, adding an besieged aspect to the plot, with Eddie gradually discovering his supernatural powers amidst a backdrop of action, romance, and exploration of the afterlife.
After another day of almost no business at the garage, of just sitting around twiddling his dick and sweating from the heat, he’d stopped at the Piggly Wiggly on the way home to grab a pack of smokes ...
