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Is there ever such a thing as too many books? I don’t think there are too many books to read, but there can definitely be
August 11, 2013
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Is there ever such a thing as too many books? I don’t think there are too many books to read, but there can definitely be
THE BONE SEASON Author: Samantha Shannon Bloomsbury RRP $29.99 (August release) Review: Aaron Mulligan I was sent an uncorrected proof of this book but before
TRACES OF ABSENCE Author: Susan Holoubek Macmillan Australia RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan An emotional and gripping novel, Traces of Absence is the debut from Susan Holoubek
No. She couldn’t help Seamus Dunne, although the image of him cutting his father’s hair remained with her, the bright blades opening and closing in
WAITING FOR WEDNESDAY Author: Nicci French Michael Joseph RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan I’ve found a new crime writer to follow now that I’ve read Waiting
CONSTANCE Author: Patrick McGrath Bloomsbury Circus RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan It’s interesting how cover art can convey different impressions to readers. Here are two
CURRAWONG CREEK Author: Jennifer Scoullar Michael Joseph RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan One of the aspects of rural fiction I love the most is the
HEARTLAND Author: Cathryn Hein Michael Joseph RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan Australian rural fiction writer Cathryn Hein’s third book Heartland is the first I’ve read
THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET Author: Dr Catherine Itsiopoulos Macmillan Australia RRP $34.99 Review: Monique Mulligan It’s fitting that I should review this book after visiting the
RESTLESS Author: William Boyd Bloomsbury Paperbacks RRP $19.99 Review: Monique Mulligan William Boyd is the author of 11 novels, but Restless is the first I have read.