Book Review – Fighting The Storm
by Rob Mackenzie (Fig Tree) ISBN: 9780620624701 In Fighting The Storm, Zimbabwean author Rob Mackenzie spins a tale of pride, revenge, broken hearts and second
by Rob Mackenzie (Fig Tree) ISBN: 9780620624701 In Fighting The Storm, Zimbabwean author Rob Mackenzie spins a tale of pride, revenge, broken hearts and second
by Roald Dahl (Penguin) ISBN: 9780141375946 George Kranky has a terrible granny, who is a miserable old bag. He believes that granny is a wicked
by Lynn Bedford Hall (Struik) ISBN:978-1-43230-649-6 There is a stage, there is a competition, there are talented animals and most importantly there is a little
by Caite Dolan-Leach (Corvus) ISBN: 978-0399588860 I was surprised to discover that this is a first novel for Caite Dolan-Leach. The depth and richness of
Midwinter by Fiona Melrose (Corsair) ISBN: 9781472151780 Landwyn and Vale Midwinter – father and son – are farmers in Suffolk. They’re struggling. Farming is never
African Perspectives on Gender, Social Justice and Sexuality (Jacana Media) ISBN: 978-1-4314-2518-1 Pride And Prejudice is a cake of many layers, fillings, flavours and designs
by Edward Wilson-Lee (William Collins) ISBN: 9780008146214 Shakespeare In Swahililand in a non-fiction book that sets out to explore the unexpected journey of how Shakespeare’s
Testimony by Scott Turow (Mantle) ISBN: 9781509843329 Ferko Rincic is the sole survivor and the only witness who can testify to the sudden disappearance of
Assassin (Bodyguard #5) by Chris Bradford (Penguin) ISBN 978-0-141-35950-2 With so many teenage James Bond wannabes out there I was a bit sceptical about Assassin.
by David Young (Minotaur Books) ISBN 978-1-78577-006-7 Oberleutnant Karin Muller is called to investigate a teenage girl’s body at the foot of the Berlin Wall.