Book Reviews

Diagnosed as autistic just before joining a new school, 90s-obsessed Jessie is determined to make a fresh start. She plans to keep her diagnosis a secret and creates a list of goals to keep her on track–from acquiring two distinct eyebrows to getting a magical first kiss. But when two very different boys steal her … Read more

I, Enoch is an enthralling journey into a world where ancient secrets and modern ambitions collide. Enoch, the protagonist, stands as a guardian of lost truths and protector of the marginalized, battling against forces that hold dominion over the planet. In a race to save the world from the prospect of a sixth mass extinction, … Read more

In the suburbs of near-future London, two childhood friends discuss the creation of a technology company that elevates awareness and well-being. In the suburbs of near-future London, two childhood friends discuss the creation of a technology company that elevates awareness and well-being. What begins in a garage grows into a ubiquitous enterprise that changes what … Read more

Generation Hope – Slightly different read this time, one I was unsure if I would be able to understand, thankfully Arunjay has written it so that I could! Read on to find out more, then buy the book to read…… Generation Hope Synopsis It has become clear: Our current economic system is broken. Growth at … Read more

Beyond Beige – Over the last few weeks I have been thinking more about old age, with my own grandma in her nineties and still going, it made me think that although some class my maturing years as old, actually I could only be halfway through my life, if the family genes are anything to … Read more

It All Started With A Lie – I used to love reading and taking part in book tours, but its seems like forever ago that I had time to sit down and read a book. However now that the children are all older, its given me a little more time to spend enjoying the things … Read more

All of our children adore books, and right from any early age they have shown a keen interest in the world around them, they read anything and everything from Fairy Stories to books about the human body. This week we have been looking at a new book by Tracey Turner, called Facts! One for every … Read more

Having three teens/tweens in the house I was very curious to take a look at Robert Winston’s book Help Your Kids with Growing Up. I remember watching Child Of our Time and really liking his approach, unlike others I could mention! It is promoted as ‘A no-nonsense guide to Puberty and Adolescence’. Split into 12 … Read more