Fiction
By Donatella Di Pietrantonio. The Brittle Age is a beautifully written and deeply moving book that explores the bonds between mother and daughter, the weight of the past and the resilience of the human spirit. Translated from Italian by Ann Goldstein, it is a powerful examination of memory, trauma and
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By C.B. Everett. In this high-concept thriller, ten strangers wake up in a locked, eerie house without a memory of how they got there. They’re given a harrowing task: solve the disappearance of a missing girl to secure their freedom. But as the hours tick by, a killer
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By Dani Atkins. Dani Atkins’ Always You and Me is a heart-mending journey of love, loss, and second chances that will leave you reflecting on life’s twists and turns long after the final page. This uplifting book tells the story of Lily, whose life seems perfect as she prepares
Fiction
This week's round-up of beautiful book mail! I'm excited to begin sharing a roundup of the book mail I've received recently. I can't wait to delve into these books and share my thoughts through reviews! The books in this week's
2025
In this carefully curated selection, you'll find detailed summaries, insightful reviews, and key details about each post from the week. I've included direct links and purchasing options to help you easily locate and acquire anything that interests you. If any post sparks your curiosity or you
2025
In this carefully curated selection, you'll find detailed summaries, insightful reviews, and key details about each post from the week. I've included direct links and purchasing options to help you easily locate and acquire anything that interests you. If any post sparks your curiosity or you
Theatre
Leeds Grand Theatre. This week, I was lucky enough to be invited to attend the Press Night for Les Misérables: Let the People Sing, presented by Leeds Amateur Operatic Society at Leeds Grand Theatre in Leeds. A special thank you to Kelly for this invitation. As a first-time viewer of
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By Victoria Williamson. Set in Paisley, Scotland, in 1697, Red Runs the Witch’s Thread weaves a haunting tale of guilt, redemption, and madness. The book opens with the chilling historical backdrop of thirty-five people accused of witchcraft, eight of whom are condemned to death, largely on the word of
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By Kristen Arnett. If you're looking for a book that combines bold humour, heartfelt moments, and a dash of absurdity, then this is an absolute must-read. This brilliantly witty book follows Cherry Hendricks, a professional clown whose life is as wildly unpredictable as the performances she delivers. From
Competition 📚
Who would like to win a brand new, recently published copy of Finlay Donovan Rolls the Dice by Elle Cosimano? A special thanks to the publishers at Headline for allowing me to run this giveaway! I'm running the competition here and on social media, such as X and
Non-Fiction
By Josephine Baker. Josephine Baker was more than a performer; she was a trailblazer, a spy, and a civil rights activist. Rising to fame in 1920s Paris, she captivated audiences with her charisma, talent, and striking stage presence. Admired by cultural icons such as Hemingway and Picasso, she became one
Fiction
This week's round-up of beautiful book mail! I'm excited to begin sharing a roundup of the book mail I've received recently. I can't wait to delve into these books and share my thoughts through reviews! As always, thank you to all the