Book review- After the woods by Kim Savage I picked up this book at YALC2018 as I thought the cover looked interesting. It was one of the first YALC reads that I got around to, against, because I really liked the cover. Sadly the whole don’t judge a book by its cover applies here. […]
Book Review. That’s not what happened by Kody Keplinger I’ve read quite a few school shooting books recently. Only Child by Rhiannon Navin, This is not where it ends by Marieke Nijkamp, All the Hidden Truths by Clare Askew and Fierce Kingdom by Gin Phillips (although technically this last one was at a Zoo). […]
Book Review- The Island by M.A Bennett I was given an advanced copy of this by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review and I can honestly say I am glad I didn’t pay for it. I actually read it a few weeks ago but it’s taken me this long to write a review because […]
Book Review Show Stopper by Hayley Barker I received this book from Scholastic as a prize along with its sequel Show Stealer. It arrived just as I went away for a week away with my husband so I didn’t have chance to read it until we get back. I’m glad I didn’t rush read […]
Book Review One Of Us Craig Delouie Trigger warnings for anyone who wants to read this book. Mentions of rape, sexual assault, violence, suicide, torture, racial hatred and child abuse. In the 1960s the sexual revolution led to a mutated STD which resulted in children with severe genetic mutations. Known as the ‘plague children’ and […]
Bookreviews- Roam by C H Armstrong and No Fixed Address by Susin Nielsen Quite by coincidence I happened to read two books which dealt with the subject of becoming homeless one after another. They both had a different take and very diverse feel to them. Roam was from the point of view of a […]
All Rights Reserved by Gregory Scott Katsoulis Book: All Rights reserved Author: Gregory Scott Katsoulis Cover: Very eye-catching with its bright green colour and shadowed figure with the copyrighted words behind them. It’s definitely one that draws your attention. Synopsis: Speth lives in a world where, from the moment she turns fifteen, every […]
Tradition By Brendan Kiely I don’t make it a habit to get truly worked up over a book. I barely have enough energy to read at the moment let alone let the book affect my emotions. But I finished a book on Sunday last week and I’m still angry about it and only getting […]