A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G Summers
There is no emoji that properly portrays a jaw on the floor moment and I had about one every five minutes reading this book.
The Braid by Laetitia Colombani
Oh I do love a slim book that packs a whopper of a punch, don’t you?
The Atlas Paradox by Olivia Blake
Dark academia is having a resurgence and it’s the perfect autumnal read for those dark nights. There is a huge range in this genre
Our Missing Hearts by Celeste NG
The newest novel from @pronounced_ingbestselling author of Little Fires Everywhere...
It Starts With Us by Colleen Hoover
So, this is the first book that we’ve read which was actually written in response to social media demand. Like the masses...
The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio
Guys. This book is such an intellectual flex, you will legitimately feel intensely intellectual and clever when merely holding it.
Autumn by Ali Smith
My current read after much umming and ahhhing but the truth is, over the last few days...
The Small Hand by Susan Hill
Written by Susan Hill, author of The Woman In Black (have you seen it on stage?! I *still* get nightmares!)
Mythos by Stephen Fry
Looking back on that time when we lived through the height of lockdown makes me shudder. I remember, clearly, the feeling...
To Be A Machine by Mark O’Connell
You know those books that explode your brain, making you question everything? This was my face for...
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng
A book I read many moons ago, brought back to me because of the book I’m reading now...
Anatomy by Dana Schwartz
Came for the cover, stayed for the book. The gothic, rebellious love child of Frankenstein, Anatomy is a YA release I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy as much as I did.