Book review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by JK Rowling
It might be that I really, really want Harry to have someone watching over him like a parent might, but…
It might be that I really, really want Harry to have someone watching over him like a parent might, but…
The adorable Dobby is more than slightly frustrating in the second instalment of JK Rowling's Harry Potter series. At the…
I'm usually no fan of police procedurals or detective novels, but somehow Dervla McTiernan makes the topic of murder and…
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Bri Lee has followed up her brilliant Eggshell Skull with an eassy titled Beauty. While the two books are quite different, they…
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After reading Mirandi Riwoe’s haunting Fish Girl novella, I had high expectations of Stone Sky Gold Mountain. Set on the Queensland goldfields, this was…