Book Review – How Cheetah Got His Tears
by Avril van der Merwe (Penguin Random House South Africa) ISBN: 9781485900344 How Cheetah Got His Tears takes children right into the jungle where different
by Avril van der Merwe (Penguin Random House South Africa) ISBN: 9781485900344 How Cheetah Got His Tears takes children right into the jungle where different
by Siyanda Kakana (Amazon) ISBN: 978-1521899731 Nudes is a collection of thoughts or blogs by the author who is grappling with her childhood abuse and
Here And Gone by Haylen Beck (Harvill Secker) ISBN: 9781911215592 Here and Gone starts with a mother, driving her two young children far from home. They’ve
by Tammy Baikie (Jacana) ISBN: 9781431424795 Selling Lipservice introduces us to Frith, who is forced to wear a Lipservice patch to write or speak. The
by Christelle van Rooyen-Wessels (Penguin) ISBN 978-1-48590-310-9 Christelle van Rooyen-Wessels’ debut novel, Adder, is a great read filled with suspense and drama. It took me

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The Nix by Nathan Hill (Picador) ISBN:9781509841899 Samuel Andresen-Anderson is a college professor, blocked writer, game player (of Elfscape), and our main protagonist. We meet
A Gentleman In Moscow by Amor Towles (Hutchinson) ISBN: 9781786330383 A Gentleman In Moscow is glorious, sigh-inducing, beautiful, lyrical, and just plain wonderful. Count Alexander Rostov
by Raymond Suttner (Jacana Media) ISBN 978-1-4314-2517-4 So immersed had I become in Raymond Suttner’s life’s story, written in jail, that I forgot time flies
by Thomasina Miers (Guardian Books) ISBN: 9781783350964 The beautiful hard cover and simple title promise fuss-free cooking. From the first page to the last, Miers