Book Review – Unbearable Lightness
by Portia de Rossi (Simon & Schuster) ISBN 978 0 85820 411 0 Amanda Rogers, who renamed herself Portia de Rossi, faces her demons with
by Portia de Rossi (Simon & Schuster) ISBN 978 0 85820 411 0 Amanda Rogers, who renamed herself Portia de Rossi, faces her demons with
by Alan Glynn (faber and faber) ISBN: 978 0 571 27334 8 The book has superhottie Bradley Cooper in a slick suit on the cover,
by Lauren Kate (Doubleday) ISBN 978 03856 1808 3 Los Angeles-based author Lauren Kate is the internationally bestselling creator of the wildly popular Fallen series.
by Christine Stevens (Jacana) ISBN: 978-1-77009-594-6 Christine Stevens has a life many corporate workers will envy. She lives on a farm that provides her with
by Lisa Jewell (Century) ISBN: 9781846055744 Lisa Jewell wrote 31 Dream Street, one of my favourite chick lit novels. The Making of Us begins in a disjointed fashion. I
by Elly Griffiths (Quercus) ISBN 978-1-64916-365-1 Ruth is an archaeologist whose career is interrupted by the birth of a baby girl. Ruth is torn between
by Aravind Adiga (Penguin) ISBN: 9781848875173 In 2008 Adiga won the Man Booker Prize for his debut White Tiger. His new book is set around the
by Carrière and Eco (Harvill Secker) ISBN: 978-1-846-55451 Book lovers the world over are debating whether the printed book will survive the digital revolution. Jean-Claude
The Ultimate Account of 9/11 by Anthony Summers & Robert Swan (Doubleday) ISBN 978-0-385-61282-1 The whole world watched as the twin towers in America were