Nobody (2021)
I was a bit tired last night and didn’t have much brain power for a new film of much over 90 minutes, especially after at […]
Month: October 2022
Amy Jeffs – Q&A
Amy Jeffs is an art historian specialising in the Middle Ages. In 2019, she gained a PhD in Art History from Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, […]
Midwinter Burning
Tanya Landman. Walker Books. (256p) ISBN 9781406397185 I loved Tanya’s previous books, especially Horse Boy, so was really pleased to get a chance to read […]
The Red Red Dragon
Lynne Reid Banks, Kristina Kister. Walker Books. (368p) ISBN 9781529507799 I’ve been really lucky in the books I’ve been approved for on NetGalley recently and […]
Hull, Pleasantly Surprised
We had booked to go to Hull earlier in the year but had to put it off due to Minnie’s thyroid going wrong and we […]
Deshan Tennekoon – Q&A
Deshan Tennekoon is a physically rickety but mentally limber writer from Sri Lanka. His books for Think Equal are taught in schools around the world […]
The Little Match Girl Strikes Back
Emma Carroll, Lauren Child. Simon & Schuster. (208p) ISBN 9781398512818 I’d been saving this for my holiday and the train journey to and from Hull, […]
I Did See a Mammoth!
Alex Willmore. Farshore. (32p) ISBN 9780008503574 Everyone at the shop had commented on how good this book looked and I was so glad to get […]
Wild: Tales from Early Medieval Britain
Amy Jeffs. Quercus Publishing. (224p) ISBN 9781529426816 This came into the shop early and didn’t even have time to hit the floor before I had […]
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