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- The Clever Guts Diet by Dr Michael Mosley book review
I was kindly gifted The Clever Guts Diet by a colleague which I’m hoping was for educational purposes and not because she believes me to have a gut thats health needs improving. Either way, it’s one of the very few non-fiction books I’ve read so far this year but is a topic I’m actually really… Read more: The Clever Guts Diet by Dr Michael Mosley book review - Fatherland by Robert Harris book review
When I picked up Fatherland by Robert Harris in the charity shop I found it and read the back, it really intrigued me. I’ve already read a Robert Harris in The Act of Oblivion and so he’s an author I know I’m a fan of and an author I know specialises in making his historical… Read more: Fatherland by Robert Harris book review - The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith book review
For quite some time now I’ve been interested in picking up Galbraith’s The Cuckoo’s Calling because as a crime thriller it’s quite long (over 500 pages whereas the usual is probably between 300-4000 pages). Now, you may be wondering why this would intrigue me and not deter me. Well, I’m I know this has been… Read more: The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith book review - The Coworker by Freida McFadden book review
Freida McFadden has quickly become an author whose audiobooks I have all ready to be sent to me when ready via my Libby app and whose books always seem to scratch a little itch I have for something easy and fast-paced. The Coworker is certainly both of these but also struggles along the way. This… Read more: The Coworker by Freida McFadden book review - Murder at the Matinee by Jamie West book review
Murder at the Matinee is the sequel to Death on the Pier, a book I was quite the fan of as it felt like a modern day Agatha Christie set almost 100 years ago. It was a book I’d likely now dub a “cosy crime” where there’s no real danger and it’s just all about… Read more: Murder at the Matinee by Jamie West book review
