Writers Write Book Review

by Naomi Wood (Picador) ISBN: 9780330530125 In this dystopian novel, a debut by Naomi Wood, an alternative reality of England in the eighties is created:

South African Odyssey: The Autobiography of Bertha Goudvis edited by Marcia Leveson  (The Isaac & Jessie Kaplan for Jewish Studies and Research at the University

by Professor Richard Wiseman (Macmillan) ISBN: 978-0-230-75298-6 Why can you see ghosts and I can’t? How can the medium reading my future be so accurate?

by Anthony Capella (Sphere) ISBN 978-1-84744-122-5 In the France of 1670 Carlo Demirco’s mastery of the extraordinary new art of creating ice creams leads him

by Joanna Trollope (Doubleday ) ISBN: 978-0-385-61799-4 The story kicks off with a wedding. Luke, Rachel’s youngest son, is the last to marry. Rachel’s husband,

by Elle Newmark (Doubleday) ISBN: 978038561426 This historical novel takes you back in time to two important years in India. Two British expats, Evie and

by Ian Livingstone (Wizard Books) ISBN: 9781848311237 Now I seem to remember Ian Livingston. Where from? I’m not sure but I think he wrote bad

Stories of the Vineyards in South Africa. By Jeanne Viall, Wilmot James & Jakes Gerwel (Tafelberg) ISBN 978-0-624-04938-8 What helps grapes to grow? The Cape

by Joanne Jowell (Macmillan) ISBN 978-1-77010-131-9 Finding Sarah is about the eating disorder Bulimia. This is a compelling and comprehensive story. The author writes about

by Natasha Solomons (Sceptre) ISBN 978-0-340-99568-6 Elsa Landau flees from Vienna to become a parlour maid at Tyneford, a great house in England. She comes