The Panda Theory
When Gabriel steps off the train in a small Breton town, he is a complete stranger. Nobody knows where he came from or who he really is. Yet his small acts of kindness make an impression on the locals and…
Guest Reviewers Wanted: Apply Within
It’s that time of year again where I look at my review shelf and realise there’s several books that I’m really not going to get round to reading any time soon. Therefore I would like to offer them to guest…
Rosemary and Rue
Changeling October Daye was living a mortal life with her human husband and daughter when she was turned into a koi carp, destined to live out her life in the Tea Garden of Golden Gate Park. 14 years later, she…
The Groaning Wishlist
Since deciding to cut down on my book buying (let’s not comment on how that’s going) I’ve been using my wishlist more. Since the New Year I have added a whopping 23 books to it, many inspired by other bloggers…
Partials
The human race is heading toward extinction. A deadly virus wiped out most the population and now those that survive, live together isolated on Long Island with one main aim; to repopulate. Only no babies live more than a few…
Book Group: The Waterproof Bible
Why do bad things happen to good people? Because it makes a good story. Aberystwyth is searching for her estranged mother who was banished from her underwater parish when she pointed out to her parishioners that their religion is all lies….
The Folio Society
I don’t know about you but I miss pictures in books. It’s one of the downsides to growing up. So with the growing popularity of limited and clothbound editions, The Folio Society is onto a winner. For those not familiar…
Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes
Is Sherlock Holmes a genius or just a man with a well-trained mind? In Maria Konnikova’s popular psychology book, Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes, she compares the Sherlock system to the Watson system, using examples from the original…
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