Just Marvellous!!!
As a fan of Dawn French I wanted to see if her writing style could be as funny as the characters she portrays on TV & this book didn’t disappoint! A easy and effortless read about a family of four: Mum Mo who is having a mid life crisis and considering having an affair with […]
Reviewsday: One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Everything that is great about 20th century American culture is on display in this novel. Unafraid. Unrelenting. It’s that good. This was my second time around, and I could see myself reading it again in another fifteen years or so. This time I really enjoyed Chief’s narrative focus, and appreciated all the varying depths of […]
Say hello to our March Book of the Month!
Our March Book of the Month is Nicola Moriarty’s biting new novel, The Fifth Letter! From the back of the book: Joni, Deb, Eden and Trina try to catch up once a year for a girls’ getaway. Careers, husbands and babies have pulled these old high-school friends in different directions, and the closeness they […]
QBD Reviews: Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult
This is a very thought provoking novel, based on a true event. Jodi Picoult talks about social justice, racism, white supremacy and the legal system in America. “Small Great Things” is an uncomfortable read, yet brings out all sorts of emotions in the reader. I am still not sure if I liked this novel, yet […]
