How Do You Want Me? by Ruby Wax
If I had to sum up this book in just two words, the phrase “darkly dazzling” fits the tone of both this book and Ruby herself perfectly. Continue reading How Do You Want Me? by Ruby Wax
Tag: reading for pleasure
The Ashes of London by Andrew Taylor
…it is easy to picture yourself there, walking among the smouldering ruins after the Great Fire has ripped through the heart of the city. Continue reading The Ashes of London by Andrew Taylor
2021: my year in books
Who knew my 2021 would begin and end with Star Wars? Continue reading 2021: my year in books
Tarkin by James Luceno
It’s a real pleasure to get to spend more time with this character, who in my mind, is one of the strongest and most memorable of all Star Wars villains. Continue reading Tarkin by James Luceno
Tangerine by Christine Mangan
This is a real page-turner; atmospheric, thrilling, juicy and sinister. Continue reading Tangerine by Christine Mangan
October Round-Up: What did you read last month?
Here are the five books I read in October, featuring a mix of fiction, autobiography, memoir and children’s books. Continue reading October Round-Up: What did you read last month?
The Confessions of Frannie Langton
Margaret Atwood really sums up this book best when she describes it as “Wide Sargasso Sea meets Beloved meets Alias Grace… deep-diving, elegant” Continue reading The Confessions of Frannie Langton
TBR pile: memoir, murder & matches
Have you read any of these? Continue reading TBR pile: memoir, murder & matches
MY MASHED UP LIFE 