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Saying farewell to The Durrells – the most joyful British show on TV

Saying goodbye to a TV show that you’ve invested time, energy and emotion in across…

Book Review: The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri

Inspired by Christy Lefteri’s time working as a volunteer at a Unicef supported refugee camp…

Book Review: The Secret Runners of New York by Matthew Reilly

Matthew Reilly’s thrilling and fast-paced The Secret Runners of New York takes a cast of ultra-wealthy…

Author Q&A: Adrienne Young discusses her YA debut Sky In The Deep and what we can expect from her next book

Adrienne Young’s YA debut was published in the US in 2018, but we had to…

Book Review: Finale by Stephanie Garber

It’s always with apprehension that I approach the final book in a series that I’ve…

Book Review: All The Hidden Truths by Claire Askew

The plot for Claire Askew’s debut novel All The Hidden Truths is something we’re sadly all…

Book Review: Sky In The Deep by Adrienne Young

Adrienne Young’s YA debut is a fierce tale of love, loss and loyalties forged and…

6 brilliant new books to read in April

Our top book picks this month range from chilling psychological thrillers to emotional dramas to…

Book Review: We Are Blood and Thunder by Kesia Lupo

YA fantasy is full of stories about mages, witchcraft and supernatural sorceresses, yet Kesia Lupo’s…

Book Review: Star-Crossed by Minnie Darke

Romantic comedies are always a bit hit-or-miss. Mushy, cringe-worthy and overly sentimental, they’ve been giving…

Book Review: Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth Letts

Whether you’re experiencing it for the first time or reacquainting yourself with the Land of…

Suspense filled chills and psychological thrills: 10 crime, thriller and mystery books to read this spring

With the long British winter finally over, it’s time to catch up on this year’s…