I really let my book reviews slide last year, and I found I missed writing them, so this year, I will be doing at least one book review a month. They will go live on the last Saturday of the month (and maybe a few in other places too). This month’s is The Foster Child by … [Read more…]
Anyone who has been reading this blog for a while will know that I love Michael Grant’s books, so you can imagine my excitement when Monster was released. I was so excited I managed to pre-order it twice (duh) so of course the only thing to do was a blog giveaway for the spare copy. … [Read more…]
I know we’re not supposed to judge a book by it’s cover, but I went to my local library last week for the first time in years and the cover of Eeny Meeny caught my eye. M J Arlidge is a new author to me so I thought I’d give it a go. Here’s my … [Read more…]
I first came across the story of Peggy the Doll about a year ago. I remember reading something about her on a blog or somewhere and thinking “yeah right”. After that, I pretty much forgot about her until recently, when I read Demonic Toys by John Harker, which features Peggy amongst a host of other … [Read more…]
I love a good legal drama either on TV or in a book form, so I when Dorothy contacted me about reviewing her new book I was only too pleased to oblige. The Heart to Kill by Dorothy M Place: My Review Blurb from The Back Cover Sarah, a student at Northwestern … [Read more…]
I love YA fiction, and I love anything that explores where technology can take us, so when I was asked to review Aaru, a book that combines these two things, I jumped at the chance. Book Review: Aaru by David Meredith Blurb from The Back Cover Rose is dying. Her body is … [Read more…]
I stumbled across an Adele Parks book on Amazon late last year, and something about it caught my attention. Since then, I’ve read quite a few of her books and she is now one of my favourite authors. I’ve just finished About Last Night. I’ve then got a couple of books to read that are … [Read more…]
Today I’m sharing a review of Cell 7, by Kerry Drewery, a book which I think explores a fascinating concept. Blurb from The Back Cover Should she live or die? You decide. An adored celebrity has been killed. Sixteen-year-old Martha Honeydew was found holding a gun, standing over the body. Now justice must … [Read more…]
I had been looking forward to reading The Million Dollar Blog by Natasha Courtenay-Smith for ages. I was so excited to finally delve into it. Here are my thoughts: The Million Dollar Blog: Back Cover Copy In a world where everyone wants to blog, how do you stand out? No matter who you … [Read more…]
I love reading jail memoirs. I don’t know why, there’s just something about them that grips me. When I spotted Passport to Hell, I knew I had to add it to my reading list. Passport to Hell: Back Cover Copy In 1997, English holiday maker Terry Daniels found herself unwittingly in the middle … [Read more…]