Book review Joyful and heartbreak combine in this bittersweet tale of a champion greyhound’s journey through life – and from owner to owner with different identities. This lovely greyhound had many names… First he becomes Best mate for PatrickThen he becomes Bright eyes for BettyFinally he becomes Paddywack for Joe. He is on the run …
Book review I can’t remember exactly how old I was when I first read Harriet The Spy. I recall liking how Harriet spoke her mind, even to her parents, and her observations seemed very amusing to me at the time. I’m happy this was chosen this month, I find that I learn so much on …
Book review This book is the follow on to the Silence of Girls, a highly original book that I thoroughly enjoyed. I probably should have reread the Silence of Girls first before reading this one to pick up the details, as this book very much follows on from the previous book. However, I remembered enough …
Book review Review of The City of Tears by Kate Mosse I got the City of Tears by Kate Mosse for free from Netgalley for a fair and honest review. The City of Tears, is the sequel to The Burning Chambers, which are the first, two books in the Trilogy The Burning Chambers. The novel …
Book review Sometimes you read a book and you can just tell that the author had an absolutely fantastic time writing it. This is one of those books. I sat and thought for a long time about how to write a summary of this book. With three alternate universes and two omnipotent beings bouncing around …
Book review Andrew Robinson’s character of Garak has to be one of the most deliciously multi-layered creations in all of Star Trek. Every time you think you’ve figured out a motive or intention, you are presented with evidence for the contrary. In ‘A Stitch in Time’, Robinson has crafted one of the finest Star Trek …
Book review I never thought I would read a Star-Trek novel, let alone give a Star-Trek novel five stars, yet here we are. This novel was absolutely fantastic, and I found myself nearly yelling at the characters at certain places in the book. Having said that, I will say that I would not recommend this …
Book review A feud between two families of space gypsies is about to end in marriage, as their children have decided to tie the knot and give Captain Picard the honor of marrying them. Although this species never been heard of before, and indeed never will be again, the ceremony is attracting guests from throughout …
Book review Personally, I will probably never, ever in my life will find a book as fucking unbelievably perfect as this one is! I mean this book has literally taken every fucking single emotion out of me and heighten it to extreme levels that I can’t even function right! By far, this is the best …