The Fall of the Governor: Part 2 by Kirkman/Bonansinga – Book Review
Another book down in this fantastic Walking Dead book series! I originally thought there would only be four in the series, but there are more. As far as I know, […]
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The Fall of the Governor: Part One by Kirkman/Bonansinga – Book Review
Easily the best book of this mini-series by far! The most brutal, violent and entertaining episode of Kirkman and Bonansinga’s Governor books so far. This instalment sees the appearance of three of our favourite TV characters Rick, Glenn and Michonne!
The Road To Woodbury by Kirkman/Bonansinga – Book Review
Absolutely loved the second instalment of Kirkman and Bonansinga’s Walking Dead novels, The Road To Woodbury. It felt like when I used to get the newest edition of the Harry […]
Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman – Book Review
Possibly one of my more disappointing books in my reading list so far, in terms of an interesting plot anyway. It seemed a modern-day replica of Updike’s The Witches of Eastwick, […]
The Witches of Eastwick by John Updike – Book Review
Another book completed! I prioritised reading John Updike’s The Witches of Eastwick after seeing the film adaption recently, although I didn’t really need to bother, the book and film seemed miles […]
Gaudete by Ted Hughes – Book Review
After finally starting the pile of books for my Witchcraft, Gender and Magic in Literature, I think it’s fair to say that I’ve thrown myself in at the deep end. […]
Lady Audley’s Secret by Mary Elizabeth Braddon – Book Review
The second instalment of my Sex, Scandal and Sensation in Victorian Literature module is complete! I was delighted to see how similar Lady Audley’s Secret was to The Woman in White, […]
The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins – Book Review
I have officially ticked off the first book off my reading list! Heralded as one of the first sensation novels in Victorian Literature, The Woman in White had built up […]
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson – Book Review
Now into my second summer book, unfortunately the last before I hit the University reading lists again, this was recommended by my girlfriend who sped through this novel whilst on […]
