It’s 4 stars for Katherine May’s lyrical prose in ‘Enchantment’, a highly recommended read that’ll certainly make you think more about the world and the nature around you.… Read More Book Review: Enchantment by Katherine May
“Squeaky Clean” by Callum McSorley is a gritty, fast paced thriller that’ll keep you gripped but it’s full of comedic moments too, making for a really unique read – 4 stars!… Read More Blog Tour: Squeaky Clean by Callum McSorley
A modern re-telling of ‘Vanity Fair’ blended with some real life tabloid scandals, ‘Becky’ by Sarah May gives the reader a peak of the newspaper world in the 90s. I enjoyed it but it didn’t blow me away. A 3 star read!… Read More Book Review: Becky by Sarah May
A quick read, Graham Norton’s book ‘The Swimmer’ is quite a gripping read for such a short story. I liked the characters and I was really into the story, but less keen on the writing style – 4 stars.… Read More Book Review: The Swimmer by Graham Norton
‘Whistle in the Dark’ by Emma Healey tells the story of Jen and her daughter Lana. Touching on some important topics, this is a good character study of the two main family members, but it wasn’t as gripping as I would have expected. A 3 star read!… Read More Book Review: Whistle in the Dark by Emma Healey
‘The Girls Are Good’ has an important message and it certainly made me think, but beyond that I found the story to be quite repetitive – 2 stars.… Read More Audiobook Review: The Girls Are Good by Ilaria Bernardini
‘Malibu Rising’ by Taylor Jenkins Reid is another fantastic read and is being added to my pile of favourites. Telling the story of one wild summer night and the history that led to it, this is an entertaining read and I can’t wait to see what comes next from this author. 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Babel” is a dark academia novel combining language, linguistics and etymology with fantastic character development, some fantasy and some deep conflict. This story is an emotional rollercoaster, immersing you in the streets of historical Oxford. A great read – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: Babel by R.F. Kuang
“The Winter Cottage” is a cosy read set in the Scottish Highlands. A nice book with a quaint story, but not particularly memorable for me. A 3 stars review from me!… Read More Audiobook Review: The Winter Cottage by Rachael Lucas
“The History of the Musical” is a really nice listen but the actual book part of this audiobook left something to be desired. Overall, this audiobook was a nice 3 star read, recommended for a musical fan – as long as you’re aware that there aren’t any current musicals covered!… Read More Audiobook Review: The History of the Musical by Richard Fawkes
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