Crime And Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
FRIDAY FAVOURITE UNIVERSITY EDITION In one of my first lectures on Criminal Law, I became rather embroiled in a heated discussion on the many reasons people are driven to murder. T
We Begin At The End by Chris Whitaker
Sometimes, a book quite literally turns you upside down and sends you over the proverbial edge. More coming soon on this compelling crime thriller, We Begin At The End by @chr
Pandora by Susan Stokes-Chapman
JOINT REVIEW~PANDORA Published today to great anticipation, Pandora took me completely by surprise. This is not your classical re-telling but a very commercial gothic Georgian myst
Between The World And Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Slim in size but so vast in its importance, Between the World and Me is a letter from @tanehisipcoates to his teenage son — a letter that ultimately tells the story of
The Duke And I by Julia Quinn
BRIDGERTON BOOK I am not a romance reader but @bridgertonnetflix was the exact tonic I needed (along with many gin and tonics) during lockdown. A very dear friend has alw
The Silence Of The Girls by Pat Barker
F R I D A Y F A V O U R I T E I call this book my floodgate because it literally opened up an entire world to me. Recommended by the wonder that is @debratammerafter I posted
No One Is Talking About This by Patricia Lockwood
WOMENS PRIZE LONG LIST I guarantee you have read nothing like this. A clever exploration of the addictive damage the Internet can do, uniquely styled like a stream of consciousness
Dog Days by Ericka Waller
NEW RELEASE Disclaimer: I am NOT a dog person. I thought this debut novel, published today, was going to be a light read, which it was at times but it’s also exceptionally heart
The Office Of Historial Corrections by Danielle Evans
The Office of Historical Corrections consists of six short stories followed by a novella from which the book takes its title. Now, I’m not a big reader of short story collections
The Push by Ashley Audrain
An unputdownable psychological thriller that will keep you glued to its pages from beginning to end. The Push left us questioning many things, and is written in short sharp bursts
Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY BOOK PICK Here’s the thing: I have a wall of Feminist and Gender studies literature from my law degree and ongoing interest in these topics – th
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
Today, on International Women’s Day, we are absolutely thrilled to have the wonderful Olivia Jackson aka @clothesmyboyfriendhates join us on the proverbial floor with a