Book Review
Tiananmen 1989: Our Shattered Hopes is a first-hand account of China’s Tiananmen Square Massacre as…
It’s 1992 and Ashley Bennett lives a charmed life with her friends in Los Angeles.…
The Majesties, Tiffany Tsao’s latest novel, is quite the journey. The opening chapter is almost…
“True Story does not follow the usual path of a novel”, Kate Reed Petty says…
It’s not very often that a novel can be described as both stylish and sinister,…
Ever since he had a traumatic meltdown on the Underground, Jamie has avoided any kind…
Helen Monks Takhar’s Precious You begins with a woman driving through the streets of London,…
Susannah Dickey’s Tennis Lessons is a coming-of-age novel in the most literal sense. We follow…
Alice Oseman has her fingers in many creative pies – graphic novelist, author, screenwriter –…
I’ve reviewed plenty of books for Culturefly over the last few years, and never have…
How to Marry Your Husband by Jacqueline Rohen is a warm and entertaining story about…
After a depressing reading slump at the beginning of lockdown, I’ve since been on a…