Genre: Modern poetry Originally Published: 2016 No. of Pages: 272 Courtney Peppernell’s Pillow Thoughts is an ideal comfort read. It is a lengthy collection of poetry and prose served to not only guide you through some of life’s most intense emotions, but to empathise with you and be an understanding friend. Pillow Thoughts is divided into several sections, coveringContinue reading “Pillow Thoughts by Courtney Peppernell”
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The Queen’s Gold by Steven Veerapen
Genre: Historical fiction Published: 2021 No. of Pages: 307 Continuing his passion for sixteenth century history, Steven Veerapen takes the reader on a thrilling adventure with his latest spy novel The Queen’s Gold. Based on historical figures and events, accompanied with a fast pace and unexpected turns, Veerapen has created a gripping piece of historical fiction. Continue reading “The Queen’s Gold by Steven Veerapen”
100 Great Black Britons by Patrick Vernon & Angelina Osborne
Genre: Biographies Published: 2020 No. of Pages: 464 In 2003, Patrick Vernon, frustrated with the lack of attention and education regarding Black historical figures who are an intrinsic part of British history, launched a campaign inviting the public to vote for a Black Briton whom they most admired. The campaign was hugely successful and leadContinue reading “100 Great Black Britons by Patrick Vernon & Angelina Osborne”
The Foundling by Stacey Halls
Genre: Historical fiction Published: 2020 No. of Pages: 270 After achieving success with The Familiars, the bestselling debut hardback novel of 2019, Stacey Halls returns and graces the historical fiction scene with her second novel, The Foundling. Halls reaches new heights, and this is not one to miss. Set in vibrant Georgian London with an explosive opening, HallsContinue reading “The Foundling by Stacey Halls”
Burnt Sugar by Avni Doshi
Genre: Domestic fiction Originally Published: 2019 No. of Pages: 240 Avni Doshi immediately found acclaim for her debut novel Burnt Sugar as it was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2020. First published in India under the title Girl in White Cotton, I was certainly excited to read it when I received it as a Christmas gift. Burnt Sugar centresContinue reading “Burnt Sugar by Avni Doshi”
Age Of Innocence by Edith Wharton
Genre: Romance, parody Originally Published: 1920 No. of Pages: 304 In thirst of a good classic, I decided to read Edith Wharton for the first time. I chose one of her more acclaimed books The Age of Innocence and was ready to plunge myself into the opulent world of 1870s New York high society. Through an omniscientContinue reading “Age Of Innocence by Edith Wharton”
