The Beholders – Hester Musson, £16.99 hardback June, 1878. The body of a boy is pulled from the depths of the River Thames, suspected to be the beloved missing child […]
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Reads in January 2024
Saint Maybe – Anne Tyler, £9.99 paperback When eighteen-year-old Ian Bedloe pricks the bubble of his family’s optimistic self-deception, his brother Danny drives into a wall, his sister-in-law falls apart, […]
December reads
Mistletoe Malice – Kathleen Farrell, £9.99 paperback A rediscovered festive classic with fangs. The fire is on, sherry poured, presents wrapped, and claws are being sharpened. In a seaside cottage […]
What we read in November
Tove Jansson – Moomin Valley in November, £7.99 paperback It’s November, and lots of people decide they need to visit the Moomins. Snufkin, Toft, Mymble, Fillyjonk and Granpa Grumble. But […]
What we read in October
Good to a Fault – Marina Endicott, £12.99 paperback Absorbed in her own failings, 43-year-old Clara Purdy crashes her life into a sharp left turn, taking the young family in […]
Our September Reads
Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant – Anne Tyler, £9.99 paperback Through every family run memories which bind it together – despite everything. The Tulls of Baltimore are no exception. Abandoned […]
What we read in Aug 2023
Memento Mori – Muriel Spark, £9.99 paperback Remember you must die. Dame Lettie Colston is the first of her circle to receive insinuating anonymous phone calls. Neither she, nor her […]
July’s reading list
Bibliomaniac – Robin Ince, £16.99 hardback – SIGNED copies available Why play to 12,000 people when you can play to 12? In Autumn 2021, Robin Ince’s stadium tour with Professor […]
What we read in June 2023.
Whereabouts – Jhumpa Lahiri, £8.99 paperback A haunting portrait of a woman, her decisions, her conversations, her solitariness, in a beautiful and lonely Italian city. The woman moves through the […]
May 2023 reads
Mick Herron – Dead Lions, £8.99 paperback Jackson Lamb is on his way to Oxford, where a former spook has turned up dead on a bus. Dickie Bow was a […]