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“The Gordonston Ladies Dog Walking Club: Unleashed” by Duncan Whitehead
Originally posted on writerchristophfischer:
“The Gordonston Ladies Dog Walking Club: Unleashed” by Duncan Whitehead is a long awaited sequel and one that does not disappoint. Once again we are served a cocktail of clever plotting, comic and suspenseful entertainment and colourful characters in an intriguing and original setting. This time we start with a secret…
Book review: The Examined Life by Stephen Grosz
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
I had read this book when it was first published in 2013. The second print was released in January 2014. It is a book to share, a book that will change your perspectives which is why I have chosen to review it for my first post in LitWorldInterviews. Though…
‘NIRMALA: The Mud Blossom’ Reviewed and RECOMMENDED by The US Review of Books
Originally posted on insaneowl:
Review of NIRMALA: The Mud Blossom by The US Review of Books – reviewed by Anita Lock “Eye-opening, riveting, and not for the faint of heart, Nirmala: The Mud Blossom is very much a must read for all.” Nirmala: The Mud Blossom is a harrowing account of one girl’s life in…
Indie Reader Approved NIRMALA: The Mud Blossom by Fiza Pathan
Originally posted on insaneowl:
Review of NIRMALA: The Mud Blossom “Anyone who reads Pathan’s story will fall in love with her protagonist and will feel sad when the book comes to a close.” ? NIRMALA: THE MUD BLOSSOM, by author Fiza Pathan, is the heartbreaking story of a young Indian girl who endures numerous hardships,…
Review of Globular Van der Graff’s Goblin Tales for Adults by Jack Eason
Originally posted on insaneowl:
Weaves a spell on the reader This anthology of thirty goblin tales, weaves a spell on the reader. We have all been brought up on tales of witches and warlocks, goblins and elves, fairies good and bad. This anthology is however different, showing goblins in a different light. You will be…
Review of Turning Point by Jack Eason
Originally posted on insaneowl:
A breathtaking scientific novella par excellence I have been brought up on the legend of Mu and Atlantis, the secrets of the Giza Pyramid, universes that exist and contain intelligent life, planetary travel etc. It was therefore easy to appreciate the breadth of vision of Turning Point, a fable and a…
Review of ‘CLASSICS’ – by The US Review of Books
Originally posted on insaneowl:
Classics: Why We Should Encourage Children to Read Them by Fiza Pathan Reviewed by Barbara Bamberger Scott Rating: RECOMMENDED by USR “Through this book, I in a very humble and modest way have tried to propagate my testimony about classics and what they can do for many.” Mumbai-born author and teacher…
Review: Death Sworn by Leah Cypess
Originally posted on Rose Shadow Ink:
Death Sworn by Leah Cypess Genre: Young Adult High Fantasy Series: Death Sworn #1 Source: Won from Books: The Cheapest Vacation You Can Buy. (Thank you!) Book Summary: When Ileni lost her magic, she lost everything: her place in society, her purpose in life, and the man she had expected…
Recommended Reads – Dark as Night by Mark T. Conard
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings:
If you like your crime fiction dark, brutal and gritty; then this is the book for you. Dark as Night follows the story of Morris, a young man dying to make his way as an up-market chef having escaped a troubled past. But when his brother, Vince, is released from…
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