Boy Parts by Eliza Clark
I cannot think of another recent book that has provoked such extreme reactions from readers, who are either absolutely obsessed with Boy Parts...
A Very Nice Girl by Imogen Crimp
When I tell you that this book accompanied me everywhere I mean I don’t think I physically put it down from start to finish regardless of my daily responsibilities.
One Day I Shall Astonish The World by Nina Stibbe
I have genuinely *not* been able to put this book down all weekend (okay, apart from maybe when I caught up with @loveisland on Saturday night)...
The Truth About The Harry Quebert Affair by Joël Dicker
Whilst I’m a quick-ish reader (though by no means anywhere near as speedy as my learned friend — I’m looking at you, C) there are some books that...
The House Of Fortune by Jessie Burton
THE HOUSE OF FORTUNE In 2014, the Miniaturist was a seismic literary phenomenon. Selling over a million copies having been hotly fought over in a publishers bidding war, the story
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
We’ve said it before but we will say it again, we *never* post negative reviews. Why? Because ultimately, books are subjective. And so much is pored into each and every one!
Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh
Ottessa Moshfegh you literary chameleon. Author of Eileen, shortlisted for the Booker prize and viral sensation My Year of Rest and Relaxation...
Memorial by Bryan Washington
You know those books that draw you in so deeply, you feel as if you have physically dived...
Vladimir by Julia May Jonas
I really had no choice, this newly published novel was a one sitting read that within the first few pages had my entire attention, made me laugh, gasp...
When I Close My Eyes by Jemma Wayne
@oliviajwayne is a woman of many talents. Former face of @skysports, she now has a portfolio presenting career from @sheerluxe to @wimbledonand everything in between...
The Buddha In The Attic by Julie Otsuka
THE BUDDHA IN THE ATTIC In April I went on my first trip away since Covid hit. One of the books I brought along was The Swimmers by Julia Otsuka. I was mesmerised — Otsuka’s wr
At The Table by Claire Powell
Published in March, this witty debut has received large amounts of praise, from journalists and editors to the revered @marian_keyes who calls the author @clairemegpowell ...