Writers Write Book Review

Levels Of Life by Julian Barnes (Jonathan Cape) ISBN: 9780224098151 How I wish Julian Barnes had written a grief memoir without the air ballooning – ‘The

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson (Doubleday) ISBN: 9780385618687 Ursula Todd is born on 11 February 1910 and dies, strangled by the umbilical cord wrapped around

by Daniel O’Malley (Head of Zeus) ISBN 9781908800381 Myfanwy Thomas wakes up in a park surrounded by dead people. She does not know who she

by Catherine Ryan Hyde (Doubleday) ISBN 9780857520593 From the author of the novel which became an Oscar-winning film, Pay It Forward, comes a poignant tale

by Nadeem Aslam (Faber & Faber) ISBN 9780571287925 What The Kite Runner did for me, was open up an understanding of the history of and

by Lauren Beukes (Umuzi) ISBN: 978-1-41520-201-2 Best-selling, award-winning author, Lauren Beukes has given time-travelling a spine-chilling twist. The Shining Girls will take you on a journey that

by M.E. Thomas (Sidgwick & Jackson) ISBN: 9780283071898 ‘This book is a work of memoir. It is true according to my best recollections; however, in

by Jon Krakauer (Pan) ISBN: 9780330419123 The author of Into the Wild delves into the Mormon and other fundamentalist faiths to discover the reasons followers

The Storm Begins by Damian Dibben (Corgi Books) ISBN: 978-0-552-56413-7 The Telegraph said, ‘Move over Harry Potter, it is time for Jake Djones to take

by Eileen Daspin (Quercus) ISBN: 9781782061687 Someone once said a woman can never be too rich or too thin. Maybe it was Jackie Onassis. My