Telephone by Percival Everett
Everett is a master at linking ideas and themes within a story and then linking the structure to that story … More Telephone by Percival Everett
Everett is a master at linking ideas and themes within a story and then linking the structure to that story … More Telephone by Percival Everett
I picked this book up because I have enjoyed previous books of his but this one does come in at … More Southern Man by Greg Iles
I love the idea of this book and the way it has been carried out; books based on other books … More March by Geraldine Brooks
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It’s always interesting to see who reviews books online. The big newspapers, Kirkus, your favourite bloggers? Some books, however, seem … More This Family by Kate Sawyer
This review of Violeta is in preparation for book club and on the second reading, I think I enjoyed the … More Violeta by Isabel Allende part 2
This is the first book in a quartet that tells the story of the Pelletier family in 1948 who live … More The Wide World by Pierre Lemaitre, trans. Frank Wynne
Alice decides that she wants to retun to Nigeria when she gets ‘tired’ and to die there despite the fact … More A House for Alice by Diana Evans