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In book stack, recommendations

Sunday Stack :: Recs for a Friend

Recently a lovely friend of mine was in a bit of a reading slump and asked if I could recommend some books I thought she'd like. While our reading tastes don't exactly align there is a significant crossover, and it was quite fun to pull a mini stack from my shelves for her to chose from. I was looking for contemporary or historical...

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22 September,undefined by
In fantasy, hachette

Review :: Grace & Fury :: Tracy Banghart

Today a book that I've had on my NetGalley review shelf for ages - Tracy Banghart's Grace & Fury has been out so long now that it already has a sequel! I honestly don't know what took me so long to get to this one, because when I finally picked it up I absolutely loved it! Serina has been groomed her whole life...

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19 September,undefined by
In big sky publishing, books on tour

kidlit :: Max Booth Future Sleuth FILM FLIP :: Cameron Macintosh & Dave Atze

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Today I'm thrilled to be part of the Books on Tour blog tour for the latest book in Cameron Macintosh's Max Booth Future Sleuth series, FILM FLIP. In the year 2424, it seems crazy that people once needed film to take photos. Max and Oscar – Bluggsville’s smartest sleuths – are shocked when they find a 400-year-old roll of film. They’re even more...

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13 September,undefined by
In crime, Pan Macmillan

Review :: The Long Call :: Ann Cleeves

I have to confess that I haven't read very many crime fiction books, and when I have they have mostly been standalone-ish, rather than series. I do, however, enjoy the occasional British mystery/crime tv show so I was happy to have the opportunity to read and review Ann Cleeves' brand new novel, The Long Call. This is the first book in a new...

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