Writers Write Book Review

by Sophie Kinsella (Random House) ISBN: 978-0-593-05982-1 Poppy’s life changes when she loses her engagement ring at a function. It has been in Magnus’s family

(DK Publishing) ISBN: 0781904994756 Well what’s there to say really? It’s another Guinness World Record book with a twist. This time it specialises seemingly in

Book Three of The Rain Wild Chronicles by Robin Hobb (Harper Voyager) ISBN: 9780007273805   Return to the world of the Liveships Traders, journey along the

by Laini Taylor (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN: 9781444722635 Karou is the beautiful girl with the blue hair who doesn’t belong. She doesn’t know where she comes

by Steven Boykey Sidley (Picador Africa) ISBN: 9781770102149 Entanglement is pretentious, boring and badly-written. It is a perfect example of a debut novelist who has

Great South African Teachers by Jonathan Jansen (Bookstorm and Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 978-1-920434-24-3 Jonathan Jansen is an educationalist and a realist. Everyone has a disaster

by Edmund de Waal (Vintage) ISBN: 9780099539551 With this debut, famous ceramic artist, Edmund de Waal has shown that he is multitalented. He pictures the

by Jeffrey Archer (Macmillan) ISBN: 9780230748231 Jeffrey Archer has topped bestseller lists worldwide, with book sales of over 270 million copies. The Sins of the

by Chris Ryan (Hodder & Stoughton) ISBN 9781444 710298 The first two chapters set the pace of the novel. It begins with a military engagement,

by Andrea Cremer (Sphere) ISBN: 978-0142423707 Cremer finishes the Nightshade trilogy in style. The battle between the keepers and the searchers is set. Shay accepts his