Book Review – Always Another Country
Always Another Country: A Memoir of Exile and Home by Sisonke Msimang (Jonathan Ball Publishers) ISBN: 9781868428489 ‘This book is personal and political — it
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Book Review – Midnight At The Bright Ideas Bookstore
Midnight At The Bright Ideas Bookstore by Matthew Sullivan (William Heinemann) ISBN: 9781785151439 In the book shop where Lydia works, Joey, a lost and lonely
Book Review – City Of Circles
City Of Circles by Jess Richards (Sceptre) ISBN: 978-1-473-65669-7 Danu was raised in the Circus, and when her parents die, she sells all their possession
Book Review – The Less You Know The Sounder You Sleep
The Less You Know The Sounder You Sleep by Juliet Butler (Fourth Estate) ISBN 97800008203764 Imagine being born as conjoined twins. You share a body
Book Review – Kiss Carlo
Kiss Carlo by Adriana Trigiani (Simon & Schuster) ISBN: 9781471136399 In 1949 America, Nicky Castone is going through life doing everything that everyone expects of
Book Review – The Snowman
The Snowman by Jo Nesbo (Vintage) ISBN: 9781784704759 Jo Nesbo has the most enviable CV I’ve ever read. He is a military man, a musician,
Book Review – The Ministry Of Utmost Happiness
The Ministry Of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy (Random House) ISBN: 9781524733155 The Ministry of Utmost Happiness is the much-anticipated second novel from the author
Book Review – The Break
The Break by Marian Keyes (Michael Joseph) ISBN: 9780718179731 I admit that I have read nearly all of Marian Keyes’ books and I’ve enjoyed most
Book Review – Believe Me
Believe Me: A Memoir Of Love, Death And Jazz Chickens by Eddie Izzard (Michael Joseph) ISBN: 9781405922029 Eddie Izzard is an internationally acclaimed comedian, actor
Book Review – A Stranger In The House
A Stranger In The House by Shari Lapena (Bantam Press) ISBN 978-0-5930-7741-2 Tom Krupp arrives home to an unlocked house, half-cooked dinner and no wife.