Animal by Lisa Taddeo
JOINT REVIEW I loved @lisadtaddeo’s previous book, Three Women and was hooked from the first sentence. Animal was different — it took me a good few days to get past pg 42.
The Inseperables by Simone de Beauvoir
NEW RELEASE Simone de Beauvoir was one of the most important feminist writers of the last century. Her book The Second Sex, published in 1949, is widely viewed as starting the seco
The Women Of Troy by Pat Barker
THE WOMEN OF TROY Definitely one of the books we were most excited to receive all year — we were both *desperate* for this one — and my oh my, our proof and finished hardback a
The Hierarchies by Ros Anderson
SPARKLING DEBUT Tonight we review last months book pick, The Heirarchies by Ros Anderson. This book is the love child of The Handmaids Tale and Klara and the Sun and both of
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
Madam by Phoebe Wynn
MADAM May I introduce the newest addition to our family. Purchased at @anthropologieeu on a gorgeous shopping day with my main squeeze Sophie, I had to have her. Isn’t
The End Of Men by Christina Rose Sweeney-Baird
NEW RELEASE Out on the 29th April, The End of Men has been featured across the press as one to read immediately and we couldn’t agree more. @christinasweeneybaird wrote abou
The Emperor’s Babe by Bernadine Evaristo
FRIDAY FAVOURITE Imagine Beyonce travelled back in time to third century London and wrote a book of verse about it. In my (probably unpopular) view this is @bernardineevaristo
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
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
Slouching Towards Bethlehem by Joan Didion
Joan Didion — where do I even start? To say I feel entirely unqualified is an understatement as when it comes to writing, Joan’s talent is quite simply, unsurpassable. I came t
A Net For Small Fishes by Lucy Jago
NEW RELEASE One of us tends to avoid historical fiction — she blames her History degree as it leaves her questioning what actually happened and what, in fact, did not — whilst