The line blurs between the past and the present; do our memories remain locked up in physical locations that no longer resemble those places as we remembered them, or are we prisoners of the past, never quite free enough to move on, and forever reminded of the past by walking down the streets of our youth? Continue reading This week I’m reading: Cat’s Eye by Margaret Atwood
Best described as: darkly comic. A very entertaining book! Continue reading This week I’m reading: My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite
I loved every page and enjoyed getting to know the formidable Elizabeth Zott; a woman ahead of her time in more ways than one. Continue reading This week I’m reading: Lessons In Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
This is everything it promises to be; a memoir of secrets, lies and family love written in such an honest, open, captivating and truly moving way. Continue reading This week I’m reading: A Dutiful Boy by Mohsin Zaidi
Endorsed by Amnesty International, Windrush Child is part of the Voices series, which aims to provide “gripping adventures that reflect the authentic, unsung stories of our past”. Continue reading This week I’m reading: Windrush Child by Benjamin Zephaniah
The cool cover caught my eye; flashes of lightning over a circus tent. Continue reading This week I’m reading: Revival by Stephen King
This coming-of-age YA novel packs an emotional punch. Continue reading Birthday by Meredith Russo
These books covered everything from time travel to racism, from patriarchy to murder and all kinds of other wonderful stuff… Continue reading Reading for Pleasure in 2022: April’s books
MY MASHED UP LIFE 