I See You: a chilling psychological thriller
So I finished reading I See You yesterday and I swear the ending is all I’ve thought about since. It has scared the bejesus out of me! I See You is the hotly anticipated second…
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The power of Persuasion
Maybe this is a sweeping statement (and I’m sorry if you feel so) but when people think of Jane Austen, they mostly think of Pride and Prejudice, with many people citing it as their favourite…
View PostHarkhuf: The new hero in children’s fiction
As I’m trying to write a children’s book myself, I often read children’s literature to get inspired; and it was because of this that I read Harkhuf The First Explorer. And crikey, have I been…
View PostReader, I Married Him: the benefits of reading a short story
I read on the BBC news website the other day that us Brits just don’t have the time to read anymore. According to a new survey by The Reading Agency, 67% of us would like…
View PostI hate Wuthering Heights – so why have I chosen it for book group?
Controversial I know but when I first read Wuthering Heights I hated it. I can just picture the disgust on many of your faces as you read this, but it is true. I mean this…
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