We have 63 books for you this month. We hope you find one or two that you will enjoy reading from the list. If you haven’t read our reviews before, we have a rating system, which is explained below.
Our reviewers rate books from 1–5
- For use as a doorstop only
- Keep for publishers’ and booksellers’ strikes
- A great holiday read
- You’ll remember this with enthusiasm a month later
- Unforgettable
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Here are the reviews:
- 113 Minutes by James Patterson with Max DiLallo (Book Shots)
- Adam’s Navel by Michael Sims (Penguin)
- ADHD Nation by Alan Schwarz (Little, Brown)
- Africa Solo: my world record race from Cairo to Cape Town by Mark Beaumont (Bantam Press)
- Agents Of The State by Mike Nicol (Umuzi) 4/5
- Andy And His Magic Phone Visit The World Next Door by Kim Ebner (Struik Children)
- Awakening The Heroes Within by Carol S Pearson (Harper Elixir)
- Beyond The High Blue Air by Lu Spinney (Atlantic Books)
- Born A Crime by Trevor Noah (Macmillan) 5/5
- Bridget Jones’s Baby: The Diaries by Helen Fielding (Jonathan Cape)
- Broke And Broken by Lucas Ledwaba and Leon Sadiki (Blackbird Books)
- Christmas Under The Stars by Karen Swan (Pan Macmillan) 4/5
- Conclave by Robert Harris (Hutchinson) 5/5
- Dead To Me by Lesley Pearse (Michael Joseph)
- Double Echo by Francois Bloemhof (Penguin)
- Duty And Honour (Jack Ryan Universe #21) by Grant Blackwood (Michael Joseph)
- Elephant Dawn by Sharon Pincott (Jacana) 5/5
- Fear Of Dying by Erica Jong (Canongate)
- Feminist Fight Club by Jessica Bennett (Penguin) 5/5
- Hausfrau by Jill Alexander Essbaum (Mantle) 4/5
- Here I Am by Jonathan Safran Foer (Hamish Hamilton)
- Insanely Gifted by Jamie Catto (Canon Gate) 5/5
- Jack Simons: Teacher, Scholar, Comrade by Hugh Macmillan (Jacana) 4/5
- Lament For The Fallen by Gavin Chait (Doubleday)
- Managing Diabetes by Dr Arien van der Merwe (Human & Rousseau)
- More Braai The Beloved Country by Jean Nel (Jacana) 5/5
- Never Go Back by Lee Child (Bantam Press)
- Never Never by James Patterson and Candice Fox (Century)
- Nomad by James Swallow (Macmillan) 4/5
- Nutshell by Ian McEwan (Jonathan Cape) 4/5
- Orphans Of The Carnival by Carol Birch (Canongate) 4/5
- Ratner’s Star by Don Delillo (Picador)
- Reacher Said Nothing: Lee Child and the Making of Make Me by Andy Martin (Bantam Press)
- Sbonelo Snoop by Sarah Groves (Struik Children)
- Shepherds And Butchers by Chris Marnewick (Umuzi) 4/5
- South by Frank Owen (Corvus)
- Tall Oaks by Chris Whitaker (Twenty7)
- Tannie Maria & The Satanic Mechanic by Sally Andrews (Umuzi) 4/5
- Terrestrial Game Birds & Snipes Of Africa by Rob Little (Jacana) 5/5
- The Affair by Sue Hickey and Philippa Sklaar (MF Books) 5/5
- The Bedside Ark by David Muirhead (Penguin)
- The Black Widow by Daniel Silva (Harper Collins) 4/5
- The Boy Called Christmas by Matt Haig (Canongate)
- The Comet Seekers by Helen Sedgwick (Harvill Secker) 5/5
- The Face On The Cutting-Room Floor by Cameron McCabe (Picador Classic)
- The Fireman by Joe Hill (Gollancz) 4.5/5
- The Ice Lands by Steinar Bragi (Macmillan) 4/5
- The Insect Farm by Stuart Prebble (Alma Books) 4/5
- The Last One by Alexandra Oliva (Michael Joseph) 4/5
- The Last Star by Rick Yancey (Penguin)
- The Long Wave by Tom Dreyer (Penguin Books)
- The Owl Always Hunts At Night by Samuel Bjork (Doubleday) 4/5
- The Safest Place You Know by Mark Winkler (Michael Joseph)
- The Shadow Sister – Star’s Story by Lucinda Riley (Macmillan) 4/5
- The Steel Kiss by Jeffery Deaver (Hodder & Stoughton) 5/5
- The Street by Paul McNally (Macmillan)
- The Supernotes Affair by Agent Kasper (A&U Canongate)
- The Woman In The Photo by Mary Hogan (William Morrow)
- Thrive! by Dr Greg Venning (Vital Press) 5/5
- To Quote Myself by Khanya Dlanga (Macmillan) 4/5
- Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty (Michael Joseph)
- Trump & Me by Mark Singer (Allen Lane)
- Zodiac by Sam Wilson (Michael Joseph) 4/5
We want to thank PanMacmillan South Africa, Jonathan Ball Publishers, Penguin Books South Africa, RHS and Jacana Media for the review copies.
