Writers Write Book Review

Good Me Bad Me by Ali Land (Penguin) ISBN 9781405923910 This review contains spoilers. Skip it, buy the book, and read it now. Milly has

Dagboek Van ‘N Wimpy Kid Kamerkoors by Jeff Kinney, Afrikaans translation by Tinus Horn (Penguin Books South Africa) ISBN 978-1-48590-013-9

by E.O. Chirovici (Century) ISBN 9781780895680 This debut deals with a shocking murder committed at Princeton University in the late 80s. The professor’s death resurfaces

by James Patterson (Century) ISBN 978-1-780-89269-6 James Patterson does it again, brilliantly – I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough. Cross The Line is a

by Danielle Steel (Bantam Press) ISBN 9780593068977 It’s 1940 and the Germans have occupied France. Sixteen year old French girl, Gaelle de Barbet’s life changes

by Jojo Moyes (Penguin) ISBN 978-0-718-18665-4 I simply love Jojo Moyes. My first Moyes read was Me Before You. Well, needless to say I was

by Suzy Taylor (Struik Lifestyle) ISBN 9781432308025 I came across colouring books for adults about two years ago. I’m hooked. Suzy Taylor’s designs are fun,

by Sally Vickers (Viking) ISBN: 9780241187722 I read Sally Vickers earlier novels, Miss Garnet’s Angel and The Cleaner of Chartres many years ago, but I remembered

by Nape ’a Motana (Jacana) ISBN: 9781431424221 I was looking forward to reading this novel by the author of Fanie Fourie’s Labola. But I didn’t

by Julia Dahl (Minotaur) ISBN: 9781250043412 When I got this book to review, it seemed as though it would be just another “unputdownable mystery” as