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my take: From the inexhuastible source of World War II comes a tale from the edge of Loch Ness. A …

my take: Sometimes one picks a book by the reviews on the front covers – this is one of those …

my take: Etta, Otto, Russell … their names are linked by doubles letters and their lives are linked by love. …

my take: An interesting blend of literature and World War II. The main character Doriggo loves to read and always …

my take: The last 20 or so pages of this were some of the best writing I’ve ever read – …

my take: Yes! I’m a sucker for bookstore stories. A store lined with books? Yes. Yes. Yes. This is a …

my take: I really can’t help myself: this series of current authors re-writing the Austen novels is so juicy I …

my take: When I asked a young friend what she likes to read, without hestitation she answered “anything by Jodi …

my take: Ah, another great read from Ann Patchett. This was published in 1996, which doesn’t seem like that long …

my take: Hubby and daughter have read all the Tana French novels … this is my first and the one …

my take: First off, ignore the cover. Seriously. This book is for high school and above and the cover doesn’t …

my take: I loved this book. Is it too early to say best book of the year? As in, it’s …

my take: I accidentally started reading this just after finishing our lady of the lost and found and was profoundly annoyed …

my take: I thought it was a fun, female, fiction (FFF) which put me in completely the wrong frame of …