Writers Write Book Review

by Elif Shafak (Viking) ISBN: 9780241288047 I found this book challenging to read. It’s a look at Islam, and the dangers of dogma, through the

by Sophie Kinsella (Bantam Press) ISBN: 978-0-5930-7479-4 Sophie Kinsella has been on my authors-to-read list. It seems I’ve been missing out! My Not So Perfect

The Undoing Project by Michael Lewis (Penguin) ISBN: 9780393254594 Michael Lewis, author of the best-sellers The Blind Side, The Big Short, and many others doesn’t have

by Cat Marnell (Ebury Press) ISBN 9781785036064 How To Murder Your Life tells the story of Cat Marnell, a once successful 26-year-old beauty editor as

by Susan Lewis (Century) ISBN 9781780896052 This is a touching story of a mother’s devotion to her troubled eight-year-old. The story is set five years

by Erika Johansen (Bantam Press) ISBN: 9780593073148 After being taken prisoner and having her army eviscerated by the Red Queen, Kelsey Raleigh is hardly in

The Park by Gail Schimmel (MacMillan) ISBN 9781770105157 What makes a good mother? Gail Schimmel explores this theme in her intriguing new novel. One thing

by James Patterson with Shan Serafin (Bookshots) ISBN: 9781786530851 Miranda Cooper’s husband, Aaron, works for a big mining company. It seems he may have uncovered

by Paulo Coelho (Hutchinson) ISBN 9781786330543 I am going to start this review by saying that I am not a fan of Paulo Coelho, and

The Power by Naomi Alderman (Viking) ISBN: 9780241015728 I always thought that when women ruled the world peace and sanity would prevail, but in this piece