Fiction
By Olga Ravn. In 1620, on a black night in Denmark, Christenze Krukow melts beeswax and shapes it into a small human figure. For days she carries it under her arm, the warmth of her body giving it form. She fashions its eyes and ears, though they cannot open and
Fiction
By Anna Hope. Albion is a beautifully crafted and deeply engaging book that shakes the country house genre to its core. Set in the grand eighteenth-century home of the Brookes family, this multigenerational story deftly explores themes of inheritance, family dynamics, and accountability in the face of a changing world.
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
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
A summary of 2023! A little late posting but we've been moving house, building furniture and been on a constant rotation of work/sleep/work/sleep! Join me on a captivating adventure through the pages of my favourite books from 2023! In this video, I share a selection
Non-Fiction
By Natasha Lunn. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We tend to be afraid of the wrong things and overlook the real things we should be afraid of. We need to stop tying ourselves so narrowly to this punitive vision that we’ve got to date in our twenties, find the ideal partner by twenty-eight, and