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Buy Redshirts. Review by Tracey Sinclair. You don’t have to be a Star Trek fan to love Redshirts – though it certainly doesn’t hurt. This cleverly written novel is set in a universe suspiciously simil…
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Buy this book. Review by Justine Solomons. You know how some books stay with you for ages? Shift your world perceptions, make you re-assess your own actions and thoughts? Well, Still Alice is one of t…
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Buy this book. Review by Justine Solomons. I remember watching the 2011 London Riots and being amazed, but also thinking ‘this is inevitable isn’t it?’ Our capitalist society just isn’t fair. Things l…
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Due to be released on 12 September 2013, pre-order your copy here. Review by Zoe Cunningham The Cruellest Game contains an important admonition. It’s one we should all know already, yet countless hero…
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A while back we met with, Katy Grant and Karen Green, the founders of the very popular Facebook Book Club. They started their group just over a year ago, to help friends decide what books to read. Sin…
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Buy this book. Review by Justine Solomons. I really enjoyed the Human Script and since reading it a while have found myself reflecting on it often. Chris Putnam is a young scientist working on the Hum…
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Buy this book Review by Justine Solomons This is a stunning debut. I absolutely loved it, finishing it within a single day. Butler has created two beautiful central characters playing their lives ag…
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Buy this book. Review by Tracey Sinclair. If you want to know more about the Ancient Greeks but are daunted about where to start, Charlotte Higgins’ lively book is just up your alley. Written with a t…
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Buy this book. Review by Tracey Sinclair. Leo Hollis’ thorough and well-researched book takes us from London in the 1640s to the early 1700s, encompassing a massive period of change – the tumult of th…
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