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Tag Archives: book review
Book Review – Bookworm: A Memoir of Childhood Reading by Lucy Mangan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars What a wonderful book! Full of books you wish you’d read as a child with hilarious scenes of Lucy reading those books and not wanting to do ANYTHING except read them. Very funny and … Continue reading
Posted in 2022: A Fresh Start, Book Reviews
Tagged book review, books, books i've read, bookworm, lucy mangan
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Book Review: Casting Off by Elizabeth Jane Howard
My rating: 5 of 5 stars Or three weddings and a funeral! After the phenomenal misery of Confusion, this came as a bit of a relief. For some of the characters, anyway! Without giving anything away, one of my favourite … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, casting off, cazalet chronicles, elizabeth jane howard
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Book Review: Blue Mars
Finishing the Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars trilogy is a mark of honour, rather like being able to say you’ve read War and Peace or all seven volumes of Proust. With ten years between each volume, I can’t say this series … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Mars, book review, books, colonisation, colonising, earth mars war, Green Mars, kim stanley robinson, mars, mars base, Mars Colony, Mars Oceans, Mars Terraformed, Martian, Martians, Red Mars, science fiction, Science Fiction Books, science fiction series, terraforming, trilogy
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Interpreting Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas is the book I wish I’d written. I read it sick with green envy. How much easier would my life had been if I’d been awarded even an ounce of David Mitchell’s talent. It’s not that I think … Continue reading
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Tagged book, book review, cloud atlas, david mitchell, film, halle berry, netflix, sci fi, science fiction, Science Fiction Books, science fiction movies, tom hanks
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Book Review: The Philosopher’s Stone (Illustrated)
On the 20th anniversary of the first publication of The Philosopher’s Stone, I was due to start reading a new book and thought it would be appropriate to reread the first Harry Potter book. It’s not the first time I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Children's Fiction, Harry Potter, Hogwarts, Illustrated, Jim Kay, the philosopher's stone, Wizard
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Book Review: W is for Wasted by Sue Grafton
I wasn’t in any particular rush to read this – though once upon a time, I could hardly wait to get my hands on the next Kinsey Millhone book. The last two were immensely disappointing: Sue Grafton hadn’t slacked, but … Continue reading
Book Review: The Ides of April by Lindsey Davis
I really wanted to like this. I utterly adore the Falco novels and have read every one more than once. Upon rereading Nemesis, I saw more clearly how Albia was being set up as to follow Falco. The first time … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, crime, Falco, ides of april, lindsey davis, Rome
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Confessions of a J.K. Rowling addict
I’ve been waiting for this day for months. Possible even years. I remember once thinking, about ten years ago: I wish JKRowling would write a novel for adults. This morning, at around ten, I set off to my local Waterstones … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, admiration, book review, Booker, confessions, Costa, Dumbledore, flat white, gower street, Harry Potter, J.K.Rowling, Kings Cross, literature, marilyn manson, Smartie, The Casual Vacancy, waterstone's, writers, writing
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