Stoner by John Williams
I resisted reading Stoner for sometime because of the title although I was aware of people blogging about it and … More Stoner by John Williams
I resisted reading Stoner for sometime because of the title although I was aware of people blogging about it and … More Stoner by John Williams
Having enjoyed Spufford’s debut romp Golden Hill so much, I thought I would read his second book Light Perpetual. I … More Light Perpetual by Francis Spufford
This is a big book in every way and one that details the state of marriage in the 21st century, … More Wellness by Nathan Hill
When I look at you all, I don’t really see the house, but I see what happened from the house. … More The Yellow House by Sarah M. Broom
I am not a McEwan fan and have tried to read this book twice before but reverted to my tried … More Lessons by Ian McEwan
Told through the fifteen year old eyes of Andy Africa, this is a coming-of-age story that is probably the clearest … More The Five Sorrowful Mysteries of Andy Africa by Stephen Buoro
This is the imagined detail of the wild story of the Bronte siblings – how so many writers came from … More Fifteen Wild Decembers by Karen Powell
The past remains with us, in all kinds of unexpected ways. If we haven’t made peace with it, it will … More The Bee Sting by Paul Murray
First off – the writing in this book is fantastic. Each sentence is concise and descriptive at the same time … More This Other Eden by Paul Harding
This book is a collection of articles which appeared in the Guardian newspaper from January 2018 for one year. Ferrante … More Incidental Inventions by Elena Ferrante