The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
Labelled by some as historical fiction and others as science fiction, Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad is a book that…
Book review: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Some books are so famous that it seems redundant to review them, but it's always nice to see a classic…
Book review: Book review: Regeneration by Pat Barker
Regeneration is a different type of war book to what readers or students might be used to, with the action…
How to avoid the battle of the school reader
It starts out a happy sign of a young learner’s first steps towards independent reading. The parent tucks their child…
Book lovers are not always cut out to be booksellers
Many book lovers dream of opening their own bookstore. They imagine setting up a quaint and cosy shop, dimly lit,…
It is our responsibility to read painful books
Information is everywhere, overflowing from our phones and iPads, clogging up the internet and hijacking our free time. However, amid…
New tricks are fun, but the old arts endure
From Snapbook to Tingram, streaming to gaming, augmented reality to reality tv, the way we are entertained is constantly changing…
Review: The Way to Paradise
Books can either reflect the world as the reader already knows it, but in a new and surprising way, or…
Beware of the book that is impossible to forget
Most readers will have experienced the sense of panic of picking up their holiday read, only to realise a few…
Top 5: book titles
My top 5 book titles Where Angels Fear to Tread, E. M. Forster If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things, Jon McGrego…
