Writers Write Book Review

by Carol Shaben (Macmillan) ISBN 978-0-230-75803-2 This true story is chilling in every way. I felt as though I was sitting with the four men in the

by Emma Donoghue (Picador) ISBN 978-1-4472-0598-2 This story is indeed a glorious piece of Victoriana. It’s well constructed and it’s also a great work of

by Patrick Ness (Walker Books) ISBN 978-1-4063-3651-1 Patrick Ness has created an emotional story of innocence and acceptance. Ten-year-old Conor is struggling to come to

by Lily Herne (Puffin) ISBN: 978-0-14-353007-7 Death of a Saint is about teen rebels Lele, Ginger, Ash and Saint otherwise known as the Mall Rats. These

by Stuart Evers (Picador) ISBN 9781447217404 After winning the 2011 London Book Award for Ten Stories About Smoking, I found Evers’s novel not entirely successful. The

Help for Entrepreneurs in Tough Times by Allon Raiz with Trevor Waller (Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 978 1 920434 32 8 Viable small and medium sized enterprises will

by Kate Sidley (illustrations by Leigh Forrest) Macmillan ISBN 978177010269 9 R214 The Agony and the Gastronomy. Have you ever wondered what to cook when your

by Carol Rifka Brunt (Pan MacMillan) ISBN: 9781447202134 Sibling rivalry, the taboo around AIDS in the eighties, and a teenager’s crush are central themes in

by Elana Bregin (Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 978 1 77010 234 7 Kate, aged 43, has a demanding job as book editor. She meets interesting writers like

by M.K Hume (Headline) ISBN: 978 0 7553 71471 Most of us have heard of the legend of Arthur, Guinevere, Lancelot and Merlin. It has