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The Centre by Ayesha Manazir Siddiai

IF YOU LOVE BLACK MIRROR READ THE CENTRE Have you ever known you would enjoy a book from the first few lines? I barked with laughter at the opening seven words of The Centre, the d

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Penance by Eliza Clark

This. Book. THIS. BOOK. The mean girls/pretty little liars/ true crime, satirical crossover we didn’t know we needed just published & it’s racking up reviews. 

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The Last Days by Ali Millar

What is it that you love most about reading? For me, there are *so* many things. Escapism. The fact that, given that I bring my book with me anywhere and everywhere, I can literall

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The Rachel Incident by Caroline O’Donoghue

I really, really didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did. From the podcaster & author @czaronline this novel was published last month & the reviews are pretty much unanimo

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The Club by Ellery Lloyd

A lovely follower asked for an easy, contemporary thriller out in paperback she could take in her hand luggage. Last year I schlepped a huge amount of books (swipe to see the ridic

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Come On Barbie Lets Go Party

Guys I literally pulled my books apart collecting all the pink covers… send help. Swipe through to see all the covers, spines and the mess that ensued.

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Whips by Cleo Watson

I’m a politics nerd ok. When I heard that an ex senior aide to then PM Boris Johnson had written a salacious novel dripping with political intrigue & hijinks, I got in touch with

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At Night All Blood Is Black by David Diop

In war you are moulded into a machine, blindly following orders. Brutality & savagery can be celebrated as heroism in one moment, in the next considered madness or uncivilised. In

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The Girls of Summer by Katie Bishop

Have you ever read a story in the newspaper of exploitation, be it a massive disparaty in age that makes you feel uncomfortable, or an Epstein esque tale of girls being somehow tar

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Death Of A Bookseller by Alice Slater

There was a concerted amount of hype and excellent marketing around the publication of this debut back in April. I read it a few weeks ago and have struggled to collect my thoughts

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The List by Yomi Adegoke

I’m off on a little break with friends — pinch me, is it real?! Here’s a pic of my current read.

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