Norfolk’s Great Big Read
Norfolk’s Great Big Read finished at the end of May and this blog will now be closed. You can still send us your book reviews by going to our Norfolk … Continue reading
Norfolk’s Great Big Read
Norfolk’s Great Big Read promotion finished at the end of May and this blog will now no longer be accepting book reviews. We would like to thank everyone that sent … Continue reading
The Coniston Case by Rebecca Tope
Never read any Rebecca Tope novels before so started with one set up north. The descriptions of the towns and places were very good, the characters were engaging. The ‘crime’ … Continue reading
Long Way Home by Eva Dolan
The scenery, the characters, the setting and the mood of this novel are unremittingly hopeless and grey but the murder enquiry gradually builds to an exciting finale. Paints Peterborough and … Continue reading
George’s Grand Tour by Caroline Vermalle
Made me cry!! A lovely idea for a story though makes you think why not do something mad and out of the ordinary. Reserve your copy here
The hundred-year-old man who climbed out of the window and disappeared by Jonas Jonasson
Ingenious, bonkers – very funny!” I would recommend this book to a friend. Sylvia, Plumstead Road Library Reserve your copy here
A Cruel Necessity by L C Tyler
A hugely enjoyable historical crime novel with added bits of humour – whats not to like! Summary: The theatres are padlocked. Christmas has been cancelled. It is 1657 and the … Continue reading
Gray Mountain by John Grisham
John Grisham never disappoints. This was a great story, set in a different part of the USA than normal and a very well known storyline but still keeps you guessing. … Continue reading
Havana Storm by Clive Cussler
Love these books! Full of adventure and nonsense but an enjoyable read. Summary: While investigating a toxic outbreak in the Caribbean Sea that may ultimately threaten the United States, Pitt … Continue reading
Hitler’s Angel by William Osborne
Although a teenage book the story was very interesting to read from a younger persons perspective about Nazi Germany. Well worth a read. Summary: Otto and Leni have escaped to … Continue reading
