Friday, July 30, 2010

read more

Fade to Blue by Sean Beaudoin

Fade to Blue is a teenage comic-scifi-thriller novel, filled with humour and enough twists and turns to keep you guessing that by the end of it all you’re not really too sure what actually happened!

read more

Songs of a Humpback Whale by Jodi Picoult | Online Book Review

If you are a die-hard Picoult fan and you’ve not yet read this feel free to give it a go, if you’ve never read Picoult before then give this one a miss or it will put you off reading her later – and much better – novels.

read more

Book Review | Just In Case by Meg Rosoff

The novel starts out in the bedroom of David Case; a teenage boy with a baby brother. A baby brother who decides that he wants to be a bird and stands a little too close to the window ledge. In that moment David loses his childhood innocence – his lack of fear – and starts to think what if…?

read more

Book Review | Blog Blazers by Stephane Grenier

Blog Blazers by Stephane Grenier is a series of interviews of top bloggers who reveal the secrets of their success

read more

Book Review | Lord of the Flies by William Golding

This was another book that I picked up for the Classics Challenge, and I can’t actually believe I’ve reached the wise old age of 32 without reading it! I always thought Lord of the Flies was just a book about a group of young boys stuck on a desert island — but as is usually the case with esteemed classics it is so much more than that!

« Previous PageNext Page »


Post Links by Link2Post.