book review

Agatha Christie is a world-renowned writer whose books are only outsold by Shakespeare and the Bible. Her little Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot, has become one of the most famous fictional detectives of all time. Hannah Walton-Hughes, ardent Christie fan, discuss Poirot’s last ever case, and all the plot twists,...

On 24th November, Yasmin and her ten-year-old daughter Ruby, who is deaf, set off on a journey across Northern Alaska. They’re searching for Ruby’s father, missing in the arctic wilderness, but somebody is tracking them through the dark. Gemma Cockrell reviews....

Gemma Cockrell received a boxset of five E. Lockhart novels for Christmas, so naturally, she decided to rank and review them. Here are her thoughts....

One Day follows the journey of two characters, Emma and Dexter, who meet for the first time on the night of their graduation. They go their separate ways the following day, but they keep in touch and remain friends as they progress into adulthood. Gemma Cockrell reviews the novel,...

An unconventional ghost story for Halloween, George Saunders ponders grief, morality, and memory in his debut full-length novel, Lincoln In The Bardo, set in Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown in 1862. Amelia Gibbs reviews....

Sharon Hsieh reviews Zadie Smith's Swing Time for September's Book Of The Month....

Sharon reviews LGBTQ+ Taiwanese 20th century novel Crystal Boys. ...