A Boy Called Spud and the Year Everything Changed: Spud by John van de Ruit
Why this South African classic still hits the sweet spot between humour and heart I always forget how much Spud gets under my skin. Re-reading it...
Why this South African classic still hits the sweet spot between humour and heart I always forget how much Spud gets under my skin. Re-reading it...
I knew within a few pages that this was one of those novels that quietly pulls you in without any fuss. I found myself settling into...
I opened this book expecting a good time and found myself grinning almost immediately. There is something wonderfully comforting about stepping back into the world of...
A heartfelt wander through Stevie Nicks’ life and the wisdom tucked inside it. There’s magic when a writer is able to capture the spirit of an...
A retirement, a mystery, and a story that asks uncomfortable questions I knew within the first few pages that Something of a Calling wasn’t going to...
My experience reading Death’s very complicated vacation on Earth I knew very quickly that this story was going to be something special. There’s a certain...
The Shadow Friends delivers sharp intrigue and irresistible charm. I always enjoy returning to Purity, Maine, and The Shadow Friends gave me exactly the kind of...
Téa Obreht’s layered tale of survival and legend I settled into Sunrise with curiosity and a little caution, knowing it would ask me to pay attention....
There’s something deliciously chaotic about a wedding that goes wrong, and Kiss Slay Replay takes that idea and turns it into a full spectacle. I went...
A gentle, heartwarming adaptation filled with colour, charm and found family. I have such a soft spot for cosy fantasy, so stepping into the graphic novel...