Poetry is an art form, a flawless way to describe emotions, criticise a government policy, and reflect on life and all it has to offer. Poetry always had a positive impact; known for its simplicity a poem can portray elements that wouldn’t have the same impact if it were a prose. Here is a list of best poetry books with positive reviews from expert critics from the Washington Post, the New York Times and LA Times.
Why Poetry? By Matthew Zapruder
Why Poetry? By Andrew Zapruder is a poetry book, it beautifully explains the power of poetry. Zapruder argues that the way we are taught to read poetry is the reason that prevents us from enjoying poetry. He uses prose to explain the liveliness of poetry.
He elaborates the different ways in which we experience poetry and recreates the sense of confusion most readers feel when reading poetry.
This book is a classic poetry reading guide, a must-have for everyone eager to understand poetry and find the right way to enjoy poetry.
You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me: A Memoir by Sherman Alexie
Probably one of the best and powerful memoirs “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me” is a deeply moving collection of poems celebrating motherhood, family, loss, and love. The book features 78 essays, and 78 poems, the numbers depicting the loss of his mother at the age of 78. The book has powerful accounts of complicated emotions.
Best Sports Books
Sports is the binding glue that keeps people and nations together! We look up to sports legends as role models. Sports books are the best way to peek into the wonderful world of sports, here’s a list of classic and best sports books to keep you engaged.
Ali: A Life by Jonathan Eig
Johnathan Eig artistically chronicles Muhammad Ali’s powerful persona in this exhaustive biography Ali: A Life. This biography includes all aspects of the boxing legend, the facts other authors choose to ignore in the razzle-dazzle of his celebrity life. A must read book for Ali’s fans and sports enthusiasts willing to know about Ali’s cognitive decline.
The Greatest Comeback: From Genocide to Football Glory: The Story of Béla Guttman by David Bolchover
Nothing short of a joyride for football fans, this book highlights the life of Béla Guttman as a Holocaust survivor who managed to dodge death for months while his neighbours were taken away to be murdered. The book beautifully illustrates Guttman’s journey from a Nazi slave to a celebrity coach who won the European Cup.
Best Hotels in Paris
The fashion capital of the world has so many hotels that it’s hard for you to choose a hotel. You will be spoilt for choice in Paris when it comes to choosing a hotel, some of the top rated, best hotels in Paris are:
Hotel San Régis
Located near the wonderful Champs Elysees, Hotel San Régis is a prime example of neoclassical architecture. The façade is impressive with wonderfully decorated wallpaper. The hotel has a country house feel to it despite being located at the centre of Haute Couture.
Hotel d’Aubusson
This fantastic hotel dates back to the 17th century; its architecture is impressive with huge double doors and massive beams with an impressive façade. The hotel building attracts couples thanks to its cosy townhouse design that’s close to the river.