Virginia Woolf’s Orlando is a very special book for me. I was actually introduced to it by my English teacher when I was 16, who had encouraged me to read it for an essay competition run by Cambridge University. At this point, I’d never read any Woolf. And there was no way I thought I was good enough to do this essay. … More These Are a Few of my Favourite Books: Orlando – Virginia Woolf
From the single idea of a radio – its invisible waves that can cross borders and oceans – the novel sprawls outwards and entangles the lives of two children: blind Marie-Laure who lives in France, and Pfennig Werner, a German orphan whose talent for radio mechanics catches the notice of the Hitler Youth. … More Book Review: All The Light We Cannot See – Anthony Doerr
Every Sunday I’ll be posting the week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from WHSmith, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon! Titles in bold are books which appear in more than one list. WHSmith #1 AFTER YOU – Jojo Moyes For another week, the sequel to the bestselling novel and recent film (starring Game of … More Bestselling Fiction of the Week 10/7/16
This week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from WHSmith, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon! … More Bestselling Fiction of the Week 3/7/16
Every Sunday I’ll be posting the week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from the Sunday Times, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon!
Every Sunday I’ll be posting the week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from the Sunday Times, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon!
Every Sunday I’ll be posting the week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from the Sunday Times, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon!
Memories define us. So what if you lost yours every time you went to sleep?
Every Sunday I’ll be posting the week’s top 5 selling fiction books, from the Sunday Times, Waterstones, the New York Times, and Amazon!
The Broke Bookworm 