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#Bookreview Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman #Netgalley #literaryfiction

Eleanor Oliphant is thirty years old and lives alone. With no friends and family around her and a difficult past … More

Book review, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman, kindle book review, literary fiction, mystery thriller

#BookReview Stoner by John Williams #literaryfiction #Thursdayblogs

​William Stoner is the only child of a small impoverished farmer, who gets the opportunity to attend university to read … More

American literature, Birmingham Libraries Paperback review, literary fiction, Stoner by

#BookReview The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry #Fridayreads #literaryfiction

​This Victorian literary novel set between London and Essex follows the life of widowed Cora Seaborne, her young son and … More

hardback book review, literary fiction, The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry

#BookReview The Sellout by Paul Beatty #literaryfiction

​This biting irreverent satirical novel looks at race in a black city, Dickens, that disappears from the map. The narrator … More

literary fiction, Man Booker Prize 2016 Winner, satire, The Sellout by Paul Beatty

#BookReview My Name is Leon by Kit de Waal #literaryfiction #wwwblogs

​Nine year old Leon becomes an older half-brother to the perfect baby, Jake. However, their mother Carol isn’t coping after … More

contemporary fiction, kindle book review, literary fiction, My Name is Leon by Kit de Waal, netgalley

#BookReview Beloved by Toni Morrison #literaryfiction #Fridayreads

Just after the American Civil War, Sethe lives with her daughter Denver in a house away from everyone, but they … More

Beloved by Toni Morrison, Birmingham Libraries Paperback review, historical fiction 1993 Pulitzer Prize Winner, literary fiction

#BookReview Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty #contemporaryfiction

​One fateful barbeque will change things for three couples in ways they could not imagine. Erika and Clementine are childhood … More

Birmingham Libraries Hardback review, literary fiction, mystery fiction, Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty

#BookReview The Children Act by Ian McEwan #literaryfiction

​Fiona and Jack lead comfortable professional lives, he’s a lecturer and she’s a Justice in family court. Fiona’s personal life … More

kindle book review, legal thriller, literary fiction, The Children Act by Ian McEwan

#BookReview The Wonder by Diana Evans #literaryfiction #wwwblogs

​Lucas and his sister, Denise, live in a riverboat and were raised by their maternal grandmother. Their mother died when … More

Birmingham Libraries, hardback book review, literary fiction, mystery fiction, The Wonder by Diana Evans

#BookReview Beautiful To The Bone by PG Lengsfelder #literaryfiction

​Eunis is born albino and has a birthmark on her face. Since as early as she can remember her appearance … More

Beautiful to the Bone by PG Lengsfelder, contemporary fiction, kindle book review, literary fiction

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