Blog Tour and Review: Sonny and Me – Ross Sayers
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Blog Tour and Review: Crushed – Kate Hamer
A disturbing and sinister psychological thriller that’ll give you goosebumps.
Read MoreBlog Tour and Review: Crown of Feathers – Nicki Pau Preto [No spoilers]
I’m so excited to be part of the Crown of Feathers blog tour. Read my review to find out why!
Read MoreBlog Tour and Review: The Titanic Detective Agency – Lindsay Littleson
A beautiful tale of two young people aboard the Titanic. Full of mystery and peril.
Read MoreIllustrator Q&A: Good Boy – Mal Peet (Auth.) and Emma Shoard (Illus.)
I interview the talented illustrator Emma Shoard about her work on Mal Peet’s Good Boy.
Read MoreBook Review: The Library Book – Susan Orlean
My thoughts on a meticulously researched book by Susan Orlean, author of The Orchid Thief.
Read MoreBlog Tour and Review: The God of All Small Boys – Joseph Lamb
This will leave you longing for hot, dry Summer days.
Read MoreBlog Tour and Book Review: The Year After You – Nina de Pass
Synopsis On New Years Eve in San Francisco, Cara is in a deadly car crash. Incredibly, she survives, but her best friend Georgina is not so lucky. Consumed by guilt and grief, Cara is sent to a Swiss boarding school by her mother, believing it will be the fresh start Cara needs. But Cara knows […]
Read MoreBlog Tour: The Light Between Worlds – Laura Weymouth [Where I Write]
Welcome to Day 2 of the blog tour for Laura Weymouth’s stunning The Light Between Worlds. Laura has been kind enough to provide an insight to where she writes her books and a peek at the stunning views from her window. Where I Write – Laura Weymouth “I drafted The Light Between Worlds sitting in an […]
Read MoreBlog Tour: Halcyon – Rio Youers
GIVEAWAY HAS NOW CLOSED Title: Halcyon Author: Rio Youers Publisher: Titan Books Purchase: Amazon UK*/Book Depository** It’s Day One of the Halcyon Blog Tour and we’re opening with something exciting! But first a bit about the book. Halcyon is a dark and disturbing book by Rio Youers. I was intrigued as it is not a dystopian […]
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