Oryx and Crake by Margaret Attwood
Just wanted to share my current read with you all as it’s one I’ve had on my TBR for freakin’ ever.
The Hour I First Believed by Wally Lamb
This book took me a bit of time. Not just because it’s seriously long but also — well it’s a punch to the actual gut. It isn’t what i would call a holiday read at all but
Who They Was By Gabriel Krauze
Sometimes books are portals transporting you to locations far and new. Sometimes they give you razor sharp insight into places that you pass regularly and stories that you read abo
I’m Sorry You Feel That Way by Rebecca Wait
This is one of those books that very subtly and gradually grew on me.
The Island Of Sea Women by Lisa See
A joint review but a short note from us individually...
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
I reckon I’m one of the last people on the planet to read @alex.michaelides’ The Silent Patient.
The Candy House by Jennifer Egan
I recently went to the serpentine gallery and took part in a virtual reality experience. You are given a headset and earphones, told to utterly empty your mind, before you are plac
The Echo Chamber by John Boyne
I have to admit, I felt very confused reading this one by John Boyne, the author of one of my all time favourite books, The Heart’s Invisible Furies.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
BIBLIORECC Warning: if you start watching @thefoldinglady ‘s viral videos there is a risk you will empty draws & draws of clothing to try her hacks. With over 4 million fol
The Remains Of The Day by Kazuo Ishiguro
So Kazuo Ishiguro is an author who I discovered via the ‘gram. Of course I’d heard about him (this book in particular) but when Chaya and I got sent an advanced copy of Klara
Girl Crush by Florence Given
The highly anticipated debut novel from @florencegiven was finally released into the world yesterday (with an epic launch party of course) and it is pure fire.
Nightcrawling by Leila Motley
There are some books that once you start reading they accompany you everywhere. Not just physically because you can’t put it down, but mentally.