“We lose ourselves in books, we find ourselves there too."
Yes, that’s right, i’m back! Remember that train journey I wrote about in my last review? Well I still had a few of those left when I found myself in need of another read. And so, Jack the Ripper found its way into my hands… Ironically one of the tube stations that I went through …
“I prepared this narrative in 1924, at the time of writing my memoirs. I knew it could not be published during my lifetime, for reasons that will become clear to any future reader. It may be that it cannot be published for many years to come. However, in the fullness of time, I trust it …
“There is a fire raging, and we have two choices: we can turn our backs, or we can try to fight it.” Welcome to my review of Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. Throughout the tale we have three narrators: Ruth a black nurse; Turk a bereaved father and Kennedy, a lawyer. Ruth “Is stimulating …
Hello all, A close friend of mine recommended this book to me and whilst he is planning on going on his travels alone, something which was incomprehensible not too long ago. He spoke to me about loneliness, about the punishment of love but how he never imagined travelling alone. It all poignantly reminded me of …
Happy Valentines Day everyone! Valentine’s Day holds a little bit more poignancy than most…3 years ago, my Nan passed away. As well as being my biggest supporter in absolutely everything I did, like me, she was also an avid bookworm. When I was doing A level English, Nan would ask to read the books I …