Review: Rodham, Curtis Sittenfeld
I had every intention of waiting for the paperback on this one but lockdown has really undermined my willpower where books are concerned. In American Wife, Sittenfeld reimagined the life of […]
I had every intention of waiting for the paperback on this one but lockdown has really undermined my willpower where books are concerned. In American Wife, Sittenfeld reimagined the life of […]
Tough read here. Enough people had been discussing this that I wanted to see what the fuss was about but I knew going in that it would not be an […]
I have to applaud Terri Fleming in her choice of title for her spin-off novel – it’s very Austenesque. Picking up on the lives of the two remaining unmarried Bennet […]
This was one of those books that everyone was talking about. I heard a lot about the unforgettable protagonist and repeated mentions of ‘gorgeous prose’ and how it was an […]
Coming of age stories are not unusual. Nor are novels about misfits. Yet despite its apparently commonplace premise, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine hit me like a sucker punch. Gail Honeyman’s […]
I first spotted this book while I was still in Australia and having heard that it offered an antipodean slant on the story, I decided to give it a shot. […]
My general reaction when seeing a new book release from Anne O’Brien is something along the lines of, “But I always wanted to read more about her!” – she really […]
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