Dilworth School

136,421 pages read and 4,495 team points

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Tell Me Lies

By J.P. Pomare

4 stars
Dont look back

By JP Pomare

4 stars

Maintaining JP Pomare's high standard of thriller and mystery books. Enjoyable read. Enjoying books set in authentic New Zealand
Good Bad Girl

By Alive Feeney

4 stars

Mystery thriller with lots of twists and turns.
Onyx Storm

By Rebecca Yarros

4 stars

Book 3 in the series - did not disappoint!
The Last Guests

By JP Pomare

4 stars
Call me Evie

By JP Pomare

4 stars
The wrong woman

By JP Pomare

4 stars
Daughters of the Occupation

By Shelly Sanders

4 stars

Another WW11 book which is totally engaging. The ramifications and the upheaval caused by the Soviet and the Germany forces in WW11 do not disappear after a generation but flow on to affect subsequent generations.
By Any Other Name

By Jodi Picoult

4 stars

A fascinating story of two women, two centuries apart, being forced to hide their identity in order to have their voices heard.
Variation

By Rebecca Yarros

3 stars

Simpering steamy romance - could have sorted out all their problems in the first chapter - how I endured 464 pages I'm not sure!
Catch a falling star

By Eileen Merriman

4 stars

Great YA read re raising mental health awareness for our teenage students.
The night she fell

By Eileen Merriman

4 stars

Renown for her YA books, The Night she Fell is a tight psychological thriller based on the premise Suicide, murder or accident. Dunedin's infamous grimy student life is front and centre and, as in all good crime novels, our loyalties to characters twist and turn as the story evolves.
Blood Pact

By Fiona McIntosh

3 stars

Not brilliantly inspiring but an easy holiday read. I really hate how the author explains the same information over and over again as thought the reader has no brain! However, an interesting insight into blood, blood donations and transfusions.
The collected regrets of Clover

By Mikki Bremmer

5 stars

A beautiful layered book on life and death which was uplifting and reflective. For those of us who have been intimately involved with death, the book provides solace and humour as well as hope. A wonderful read.
Morning Star

By Pierce brown

4 stars
Golden Son

By Pierce Brown

4 stars
Red Rising

By Pierce Brown

4 stars
Remember me

By Charity Norman

4 stars

Great read - especially if you are familiar with the Ruahine Ranges , supporting those with dementia and returning from years overseas to New Zealand.
The Murderer's Daughter

By Jonathan Kellerman

3 stars

Psychological thriller (holiday mode). A little pedestrian - background story of the the protagonist was interesting but the 'thriller' part was certainly not up to Kellerman's Alex Delaware's series. A tad disappointed.
Dead on Dartmoor

By Stephanie Austin

3 stars

Book 2 of series - not improving@
Dead in devon

By Stephanie Austin

3 stars

A bit hohum but ok to pick up and put down while looking after kids when not a lot of brain power is needed.
There are rivers in the sky

By Elif Shafak

5 stars

Simply brilliant - storytelling at its best - totally unforgettable and hard to move on to the next book.
The Instrumentalist

By Harriet Constable

5 stars

Wonderful story based on a true story and is a fascinating tale of ambition, passion, sheer talent and the 'non-existence' of the role of woman in 18th century Venice.
Kill Our Sons

By JM Dalgleish

4 stars

Book 3 of the Hidden Norfolk Series by JM Dalgleish. British crime thriller set in the beautiful Norfolk regions. Dark mystery thriller tinged with dry humour. Good holiday reading.
Bury Your Past

By JM Dalgliesh

3 stars
One Lost Soul

By JM Dalgliesh

4 stars

First book in the series. Characters were engaging enough for me to read next couple in the series. Understated British crime thriller.
Here one moment

By Liane Moriarty

4 stars

Funny, relaxing easy read - perfect summer holiday reading for exhausted brains!
We begin athe the end

By Chris Whitaker

5 stars

Beautifully crafted, heart-rending and moving crime thriller - Chris Whitaker is the Man!! Loved it.
The Librarians of Rue de Picardie

By Janet Skeslien Charles

5 stars

Loved this book - so many quotes - perfect for librarians or avid bibliophiles.
The things we leave unfinished

By Rebecca Yarros

3 stars
Death at the sign of the rook

By Kate Atkinson

3 stars
17 Years Later

By J.P. Pomare

0 stars

A perfect thriller that keeps you guessing till the end. Great to see good crime being written by a Kiwi author.

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