Category: 4 stars
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I read my first Eliot Coleman gardening book back in the early 90s and found him to be inspirational – how to grow organically with…
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i’ve read all of the Slow Horses books and loved them, even when I saw the TV programmes on apple, and Clown Town is no…
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We are asked to review everything nowadays, although this blog is not one I was asked to do by anyone. How was your delivery? Smiley…
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Set in small town America, this is the story of two families from the 2nd world war to Vietnam and everything that goes on in…
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Ahhh. The comfort of a well-known and liked series. Sam Wyndham and Surendranath Banerjee, English and Indian, solving a despicable crime in the case of…
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I am very late to the party with this book, but I got there in the end and what a book. It grabs you by…
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This was a book chosen for our book group and sparked wide-ranging discussions from AI to the number of ‘Lawrences’ that we know and so…
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I can remember the time when this book is set – the hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper. I was about thirteen years old and used…
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This book fits neatly into the genre of ‘artist as monster’ if there is such a genre and I seem to have read several recently.…
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John Lawton specialises in taking historical events and using them as a support for his writing with his Troy series focusing during and after WWII,…
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