Review: The Sisters Who Would Be Queen, Leanda De Lisle
I seem to be in a bit of a Tudor phase at the moment, so the biography books from The Pile have been rooted out and the first one that […]
Month: May 2013
Review: Wolf Hall & Bring Up The Bodies, Hilary Mantel
So I have loved the Tudors since 1994 when they were covered in my Year 3 History topic … I won’t bore regular readers by going over all of this again. I actually went […]
Review: The Twelve, Justin Cronin
I read The Passage about eighteen months ago and upon finishing it had that horrible “Nooo!” feeling that comes from finishing a story that ends on a cliffhanger. The first […]
Review: Tom All Alone’s, Lynn Shepherd
Spin offs. I have mused on this subject before when I reviewed Death comes to Pemberley – the results can be mixed. Tom All Alone’s is justly described as not so […]
Review: The Hunger Games Trilogy, Suzanne Collins
Happy Hunger Games! May the odds be ever in your favour! Don’t die, don’t smell the creepy roses, beware the Capitol building! So … yeah. I read the lot … […]
Review: The Fault in Our Stars, John Green
I got this book on a whim – it’s been one of those Recommended Reads in Waterstones for ages and when I was missing one half of my Buy One […]