
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie (Flavia de Luce #1) by Alan Bradley
Whether you are going to like this novel or not is totally reliant on how you respond to the narrator: the titular Flavia de Luce,…
Whether you are going to like this novel or not is totally reliant on how you respond to the narrator: the titular Flavia de Luce,…
Reading was the only true form of joy and solace, the only intellectual freedom they still possessed and they cherished it like life itself. Another…
We were joined by Australia’s bestselling non-fiction writer and journalist, Peter FitzSimons to talk about his latest book – The Legend of Albert Jacka….
Less by Andrew Sean Greer is the hilarious, Pulitzer Prize winning tale of Arthur Less – ageing author, rejected lover, world traveler, failure…
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I enjoyed getting to know Keiko, the titular character of Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata.
Lots of fun! If you’re a fan of Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club then I guarantee you’ll enjoy this book. Judith Potts is seventy-seven…
Bean’s Gallipoli by Charles Bean is the account of Australia’s only war journalist who worked alongside the Anzacs in Gallipoli, as edited by Kevin…
There are books that make you want to delve deeper into a subject and those that wrap you in a big hug and prove to…
The Beekeeper’s Apprentice by Laurie R. King is a joyous story on the introduction of Mary Russell into Sherlock Holmes life & their burgeoning…