THE SUNDAY REVIEW | THE ELECTRICITY OF EVERY LIVING THING – KATHERINE MAY

Katherine May is an author whose books I’ve found interesting in the past and who I keep on my TBR. Wintering was the first of her books I read, but I’ve read two others that she either wrote or edited that I also liked. I know there are mixed feelings about her work, but for READ MORE

THE SUNDAY REVIEW | A VICIOUS CIRCLE – AMANDA CRAIG

I’ve been a fan of Amanda Craig’s writing since reading Hearts and Minds (though The Lie of the Land is probably my favourite so far). This was, I believe, her first novel. It received mixed reviews upon its release, but has been re-issued because it features crossover characters with Craig’s later novels. And I’m very READ MORE

THE SUNDAY REVIEW | ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? – LUCY MANGAN

Motherhood is hard. And that’s coming from a mother who has a supportive partner, doesn’t have to work and parent, and who has a secure home and food on the table. I’m incredibly privileged, something that I am highly aware of. I’ve got a lot of health issues – chronic medical conditions, ADHD that I’m READ MORE

THE SUNDAY REVIEW | THE MOSTLY TRUE STORY OF TANNER AND LOUISE

This was one of the books recommended to me (by Pam at Read! Bake! Create! – thank you!) when I discussed how much I enjoy intergenerational friendships. But this book has the refreshing twist of not just being about an intergenerational friendship, but being between two people who need each other and being quite the READ MORE