Fiction
By Elizabeth Fremantle. A fiery feminist retelling of Beatrice Cenci’s tragic, silenced life. Renaissance Rome, 1599. A noblewoman waits in her prison cell at the Corte Savella, accused of the brutal murder of her father. Her name is Beatrice Cenci and history has either vilified her or turned her
Non-Fiction
By Anthony McCarten. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Sin is a wound, not a stain. It needs to be treated, healed”. As someone who is not Catholic and has never taken a particular interest in the inner workings of the Vatican, I came to The Two Popes purely out of curiosity, prompted by the recent
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
Fiction
By Linn Ulmann. Girl, 1983 by Linn Ullmann is a raw and haunting exploration of memory, identity, and the enduring impact of buried secrets. Set across the shifting landscapes of Oslo, New York, and Paris, Ullmann’s narrative begins on a cold winter night in 1983. A sixteen-year-old girl, lost
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
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
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
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, a huge thank you to
Fiction
By Jonathan Coe. The Proof of My Innocence is an intricately crafted work that seamlessly blends a variety of genres—cosy crime and dark academia, into a clever and multi-layered narrative, showcasing Jonathan Coe’s trademark intelligence and wit. Each genre contributes its unique flavour to the book, giving readers
Celebrations
With Penguin General. In celebration of South Asian History Month, Penguin General has kindly selected a few readers to receive a collection of stunning books. The Boy With The Topknot by Sathnam Sanghera: "It's 1979, I'm three years old, and like all breakfast times during
Fiction
By George Orwell. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” 1984 by George Orwell delivers a striking start and a thought-provoking conclusion, leaving readers with a lingering sense of unease. After enjoying Orwell’s Animal Farm, I was eager to dive into 1984,
Fiction
By Liane Moriarty If you knew your future, would you try to fight fate? Here One Moment begins with an ordinary domestic flight, where passengers settle in for what promises to be a routine journey. However, the arrival of an unremarkable older woman named Cherry sets in motion an extraordinary