A very thought provoking and important story. In Pretending we meet April, a woman in her early thirties who spends a lot of her life thinking she should be someone else – a better version of herself,
Category: Contemporary
Ordinary People is a wonderfully lyrical and instantly engaging story about black families, relationships, motherhood…
I’m listening to Wham! as I write this. For reasons that will soon become clear… Ghosts is journalist Dolly Alderton’s debut novel.
Olive is Emma Gannon’s fiction debut. I know of her through her podcast Ctrl, Alt…
As I was reading Queenie, it was awarded Book of the Year and Debut Book…
“I start wearing the family dog, a mini-sheltie, a little Lassie, in an unbleached cotton baby sling across the front of my body like a messenger bag, a few weeks shy of fall.”
A funny, witty, satirical-tinged commentary on navigating our digitally-soaked era.
A clever rom-com with a lead character who loves books as much as we do.
I christened my new Kindle with this book; my last read of 2019, my first…
