Book Review – I’m Not Your Weekend Special
 (Edited by Bongani Madondo) Picador Africa ISBN 9781770103665 We all know Nelson Mandela was a catalyst for political change in the early 90s. But Brenda
 (Edited by Bongani Madondo) Picador Africa ISBN 9781770103665 We all know Nelson Mandela was a catalyst for political change in the early 90s. But Brenda
The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton (Picador) ISBN: 9781447250890 Review 1 I have to admit that I read this book compulsively – in coffee shops, in the
by Liza Marklund (Atria/Emily Bestler Books) ISBN 9780593065570 Annika Bengtzon, a journalist for the Evening Post is given an assignment in Spain. There has been
by Leslye Walton (Walker Books) ISBN 978-1-4063-4808-8 Never judge a book by its cover, except this one. It is a beautiful book with a gorgeous
 by Alex Monroe (Bloomsbury Circus) ISBN 9781408841181 Alex Monroe is a jewellery designer. Beauty and aesthetics are of the greatest importance to him. Maybe that
by Terry Pratchett (Doubleday) ISBN: 9780857533241 Terry Pratchett has created cheeky Dodger to take us on an insider’s tour of Victorian London in this little
by Matthew Quick (Picador) ISBN: 9781447247500 Quick is the author of The Silver Linings Playbook, and The Good Luck of Right Now is even better
by Rainbow Rowell (Macmillan) ISBN: 9781447263227 Cath and Wren are identical twins. They live in Omaha, Nebraska, with their father. Their mother left them when
The Circle by Dave Eggers (Hamish Hamilton) ISBN: 9780241146491 Mae Holland has finished college heavily in debt, but thanks to her friend, Annie, one of
 by Ian Rankin (Orion) ISBN: 9781409144755 John Rebus has come out of retirement and he’s back on the police force with a demotion from DI