Hey readers and hivers!
Did you read any book this week?
If not, check out these highlighted book review below that may spark your reading interest.
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If you are interested in checking book reviews and literature that is posted in the community, here are some highlighted authors who share their reading journey and experience with us!
We'd also like to remind everyone that we are not exclusively into book review. Feel free to post your library experience, favorite author, or your publishing journey. Are you an author who are looking for readers? go publish your work here and you may find a new fans!
Here are five highlighted entries and posts from HivebookClub this week in no particular order:
| Author | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
 @gorayii | The MasterChef Bible - Book Review | ''The MasterChef Bible, is a book that concentrates the magical world of cooking in one place, representing for the reader the opportunity to acquire knowledge ranging from the most elementary of traditional cooking, to the most avant-garde techniques of modern cuisine. It is a compendium of information that includes, for example, learning the correct use of kitchen utensils, learning to differentiate the types of knives and the specific use of each one, the properties and benefits of foods, their exact cooking point, techniques, etc. Additionally, and as a plus, you will be able to follow the step-by-step recipes that led these chefs to achieve their well-deserved Michelin stars.'' |
 @jcrodriguez | The Adventures of Juan Planchart - BOOK REVIEW | ''The novel deals with a subject that is too hot for Venezuelans, it is a journey into the sewers of the corrupt and totalitarian system that has been in place in Venezuela since 1998 and that those of us who inhabit this piece of land, live and suffer daily.Through the first person narration of the character Juan Planchart, we will accompany him in all his adventures and experiences. Planchart is a character who has decided to stop fooling around and take advantage of the system. He is a lion, not a lamb. He is a hunter, not a prey.'' |
 @sanguinehaze | Hotel K - One of the most interesting Non-Fiction books I've ever read | ''It is, as the giant text on the front says - a 'shocking look inside Bali's most notorious jail'. Or, the most notorious one at the time. Corruption is rampant, violence is common, and there's little light in this dark place. The inmates that discuss their incarceration are surprisingly candid about the life they live in Hotel Kerobokan, and it's often a disturbingly unpleasant life. Money and connection can seemingly get you anything in Kerobokan.'' |
 @agmoore | A Witness Account of the Years Leading up to the Russian Revolution, The Red Reign: The True Story of an Adventurous Year in Russia | ''"Revolution in Russia during the first quarter of the twentieth century is as inevitable as the bursting of a Peleé or Vesuvius". Kellogg Durland wrote these words in 1907, a full ten years before the historically recognized date of the Russian Revolution. Durland's book, The Red Reign: The True Story of an Adventurous Year in Russia, is an unflinching description of a nation in which essential institutions are unraveling.'' |
 @cesaramos | 📖The Bison Footprint//La Huella del Bisonte - Book Review 📖 - Hector Torres [ENG-ESP] | ''What's up, Hivers. Perhaps one of the most compelling ways of reading is that daring way of tempting the forbidden, the book that I will be reviewing today is by the author “Héctor Torres” and perhaps one of his best known titles “La Huella del Bisonte”. In this book, Héctor walks us through the daring smile of enjoying the forbidden, which shows a novel that raises the fine line of the erotic, but it is about a young minor and the father of her best friend.'' |
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