You should read Hamnet if you enjoy magical realism.

You should read Hamnet if you’re interested in a fictional account of the Black Death’s effects in an intergenerational family context.

But you should only read Hamnet only if you can accept it’s fatal flaw.

For someone who doesn’t often find themselves reading science fiction, The Darkness Outside Us is reason enough to understand how the genre continues to prevail.

With all the praise All The Broken Places received, and so quickly after it’s release, I found myself wanting to dislike it; to be the one to find its gaping flaw.

Unfortunately I could not.

True Biz is truly insightful, and falsely positioned.

We all know that a great book makes you feel as if you've stepped inside someone else's shoes. Sara Nović achieves this three times over…

At first Adam Silvey’s misleadingly simple Honeybee will feel too easy to read…

Casey McQuiston’s Red, White & Royal Blue is easy to read and hard to hate. But is it worth the hype? …

It’s easy to pigeon hole Kamila Shamsie’s new release when taking it at face value…

This novel serves as a reminder that love will survive if we let it…

The Overstory should never have been a novel. I don't mean that it shouldn't exist, but this Pulitzer Prize winner…

This survey of "the language of fanaticism" is perhaps more relevant than ever in our internet-fuelled twenty-first century world…

In the spirit of full disclosure, this book should extend it’s title: ‘This is going to make you laugh, wince, smile and cry out “NOO”…

Recommended to me as “the gold standard of memoir audiobooks”, this memoir was easy to digest and, indeed, made all the more enjoyable by Trevor’s narration.

What continues to astound me is that, even as my repertoire of books about WW2 and Nazi Germany continues to grow, there is still more to learn.

Absolutely gripping.

Bennett masterfully controls the release of information in The Vanishing Half…

Impossible to read silently.

More than most, this novel often evoked audible reactions from me…