Reviews

September Bookety Club Review of Fake Baby by Amy McDaid

September Bookety Club review of Fake Baby by Amy McDaid⁣⁣This book follows three characters, over nine days, based in Auckland. We follow Jaanvi...

Breasts and Eggs by Mieko Kawakami was originally published as a novella in Japan in 2008 and 10 years later expanded into a full novel, splittin...

‘How Do We Know We Are Doing It Right?’ by Pandora Sykes, one half of The High Low podcast, debut Non-Fiction novel comprises of eight essays whe...

Pretending by Holly Bourne starts with the main character April and her hatred of men as she tries to deal with her emotions as a victim of sexua...

Know Your Place by Golriz Ghahraman starts with a powerful imagining of who Ghahraman could have been today if her parents had not fled Iran with...

You know that person that your friends are friends with and it just kinda gets to the point where it would be rude if you also didn’t finally bec...

Where The Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens has been a crowd favourite since publication in 2018. This novel is the story of Kya a young girl who is a...

Weather by Jenny Offill simply put is a story about Lizzie, a librarian who becomes a dooms day prepper while working answering emails for a doom...

This guest review comes to us from the quaint sea side town of Lymington, England from none other than Fiona Kelly. Having grown up in London in ...

Auē by Becky Manawatu is a heartfelt moving novel written in memory of Manawatu's cousin, Glen Bo Duggan, who was killed by his Mother’s boyfr...

Red At The Bone by Jacqueline Woodson begins in Brooklyn 2001 at 16 year old Melodys coming of age ceremony in her grandparents brownstone. The s...

Lady in waiting by Anne Glenconner starts off down a seemingly innocent trajectory recalling her childhood growing up in Holkham Hall where she w...