A non fiction review from me for a change and because I have found How to get on with anyone (even the difficult ones) by Catherine Stothart, particulalry useful as I navigate a bit of a career change and working with new people, very useful. I hope my thoughts on the book and why I […]
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It’s always hard to do a book review without giving away the entire plot or sharing too many spoilers, but I hope that this review of Her Empty Chair by Sunna Coleman gives you enough of a taste to want to get your own copy and find out what happens. This post may contain affiliate […]
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A slight change of pace and author for this book review and my almost 15 year old son sharing his thoughts on the science fiction book Datonga by Martin Smalley. Datonga is a science fiction adventure story which explores the creativity of great scientists. It is hard science fiction, based on time travel round Gödel […]
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The husband has kindly stepped in for this review of The Quantam Grail, by JD Redvale as the genre of this book is right up his street. So in his own words, hopefully without too many spoilers, he’s sharing his thoughts on the book. This book may contain affiliate links. These will be marked with […]
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I haven’t done a non fiction book review for a while, so I am delighted to be sharing my thoughts on Now We’re Talking, by Sarah Rosenthuler. How to discuss what really matters. Because it’s non fiction, there is less risk of spoilers. This book may contain affiliate links. These will be marked with * […]
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As always, with book reviews, sharing my thoughts on Jump 2, You are enough, by JG Nolan, hopefully just enough to interest you in the book without sharing any spoilers. You can also read Jump 1*, and we think you should, although you can read this book as a stand alone book. This post does […]
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As always, with book reviews, sharing my thoughts on The Sunny Side of the House: When Life Gives You Strawberries – Memories of a Fenland Boy is hopefully just enough to interest you in the book without sharing any spoilers. I am a fan of David Bailey’s work, having previously read one of his other […]
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If you know me in real life, you will know that food, and the making of food, the cooking of food, feeding people, feeing my family, helping other people to access food, is part of what I do, so this book, Kitchen Therapy, by Charlotte Hastings, is right up my street, or maybe it’s right […]
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The author Simon Hayes came up with the theme of the book in the middle of the night and I am glad he remembered when he woke up and created the gripping novel that became Zero Risk. This post may contain affiliate links. These are marked with *. If you click through the link and […]
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This book review of The Mother of Honey by Ana Maria Luis, as always is harder to write because I want to make you decide to go and get your hands on a copy but I don’t want to give the whole plot away in the process. *This review contains affiliate links. If you click […]
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