The Interestings by Meg Wolitzer
REVIEW: THE INTERESTINGS I have always read fast though I suppose reading more and more has meant my speed has naturally increased. It’s not a conscious thing; I don’t try to r
Threadneedle by Cari Thomas
Ad: THREADNEEDLE When @fluerrr at @harpervoyager_uk tells you that a book is “Charmed meets Mean Girls” you know I’m reading it immediately. Let’s be ho
The Comfort Book by Matt Haig
THAT FRIDAY FEELING Is there any better feeling than receiving the book you really want at the exact moment you find yourself absolutely needing it? My mum dropped this over to me
Black Buck by Mateo Askaripour
SOUND THE ALARM~WE ARE BACK Oh #bookstagram we have missed you so much recently. It’s Chaya here, I have started a new job in the last two weeks and Sophie is working o
Voyeur by Francesca Reece
OINT REVIEW In this captivating debut by @francesca.ree we are told the story of Leah, who becomes a writing assistant to Michael, an author who was once the star of the
The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah
FRIDAY FAVOURITE I read The Nightingale by @kristinhannahauthor many moons ago and I really, really enjoyed it. Some time later, I got my hands on this and I must say, for me, it
Assembly by Natasha Brown
JOINT REVIEW Ad:PR Copy Before I tell my two cent’s worth on Assembly by @wordsbynatasha, allow me to introduce you to the newest love of my life — my book trolley. When my d
Circe by Madeline Miller
FRIDAY FAVOURITE ~ CIRCE Our first post on this account was the Song of Achilles, the book that brought us together. I had met Sophie once a few years before and saw her Facebook p
Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason
SORROW AND BLISS Let us introduce you to a book that everyone will be talking about. Guaranteed. A new release that has become an instant best seller, Sorrow and Bliss was a read i
Wolf Den by Elodie Harper
Wolf Den Let me state at the outset that this book was a DAMN triumph. I feigned a headache so I could cancel plans to finish this book kind of excellent. There is so much cl
Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers
JOINT REVIEW Set in the southern suburbs of London during the fifties, this beautiful book will surprise you, I’m sure of it. It is the story of Jean, a journalist who is investi
Empire Of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe
This monumental book examines the growth of the Sackler family and their role in the opioid epidemic. Meticulously researched, it reads like a sweeping...