Rewild Yourself
Simon Barnes. Simon & Schuster. (208p) ISBN 9781471175428 It was the cover of this book that drew me to it as all I wanted to […]
#20BooksOfSummer
I’ve been finding it really hard to choose the next book I wanted to read as I have so (too) many to choose from and […]
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World
Rachel Ignotofsky. Hachette. (128p) ISBN 9781526360519 I asked for a reading copy of this as I was intrigued by the cover art work, it looked […]
Leonard and Hungry Paul
Ronan Hession. Bluemoose Books. (245p) ISBN 9781910422441 Amazingly I’ve had a copy of Leonard and Hungry Paul sat on my bookshelf for ages, I’ve always […]
Lockdown Children’s LitFest
Today was my turn to be interviewed by Catherine Miller for Lockdown Children’s LitFest. Where I apologise for the lack of beard, lockdown just had […]
Cult Writers
Ian Haydn Smith. Frances Lincoln Publishing. (144p) ISBN 9780711250642 After recently reading The Short Story of Film by Ian Haydn Smith this popped up for […]
Invisible Cities
Italo Calvino. Vintage. (160p) ISBN 9780099429838 Another book in my classics reading exercise, amazingly enough a lot of the books I’ve read whilst doing this […]
Ghost Boys
Jewell Parker Rhodes. Hachette. (224p) ISBN 9781510104396 Ghost Boys is another book I read a while back and am just getting around to reviewing. Jerome […]
Pax
Sara Pennypacker. HarperCollins. (288p) ISBN 9780008158286 I will make this clear right from the start. Pax had me in tears at several points, the whole […]
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