Book review: The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth
I’m not sure if you can call an audiobook a page-turner, but that is how I would describe The Good…
I’m not sure if you can call an audiobook a page-turner, but that is how I would describe The Good…
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Akin is a heart warming meditation about family, age and history. The story centres on a retired professor who is…
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It might have been the timing – I listened to Redhead by the Side of the Road when I was…
Too Much Lip has been on of my books of the year. From the first page, I was pulled into…
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