Book Review
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…
Josie Saint-Martin is used to moving around, never settling in one place long enough to…
As we all adjust to what’s become the ‘new normal’, summer 2020 is going to…
Nothing draws you in so completely as a Rachel Rhys novel, and her latest publication…
Told from the dual narrative of two girls separated by miles and secrets, Elizabeth Acevedo’s…
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland have never looked quite like this. Juno Dawson’s tale is a…
Content Warning: suicide, bullying, physical violence And the Stars Were Burning Brightly is a brilliant,…
Last year delivered conclusions to two of my favourite YA fantasy trilogies: Stephanie Garber’s Caraval…
It’s during a stifling heatwave that fifteen-year-old Lily goes missing. She told her mum that…
Eager to prove herself worthy of her profession and eminent family name, Arden Beacon arrives…
Fiction is chock-full of ‘chosen ones’ and their prophesied quests to save the world. They’re…