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  • Pages & Co (Tilly and the Bookwanderers)

    By Anna James
    3 stars

    Was a bit cute. Liked the classic books aspect of it. Wanted to read, as found it at the New Plymouth Lion Park for $5. I also bought number 2, but wonder how long it will take me to pick that one up...

  • The illustrated Dennisten Rose and the Heart of Coal

    By Jenny Patrick
    5 stars

    I just cannot recommend this enough. i feel I cannot do justice to how much this book has given me feels. I have read both of these books before, quite a few years ago now, so decided to re-read with the illustrated version. It is just amazing how Jenny Patrick just gets what like was like back in the times before now in NZ.

  • Hicksville

    By Dylan Horricks
    3 stars

    Well this was different. I did enjoy it, but there were parts where I was a bit lost.

  • House of Odd

    By Dean Koontz
    5 stars

    They just kept getting better

  • Odd is on our Side

    By Dean Koontz
    5 stars

    I enjoyed this even more than the first one. About to pick up the third.

  • In Odd we trust

    By Dean Koontz
    5 stars

    Loved. I mean, I am the generation of Dean Koontz. Cant wait to read number two.

  • Witch Light

    By Jessi Zabarsky
    2 stars

    Nah. A little bit boring.

  • The Greatest Thing

    By Sarah Winifred Searle
    5 stars

    This was sweet and covered lots of issues encountered by teenagers. I would recommend in some of the kids I teach.

  • Crumbs

    By Danie Stirling
    5 stars

    Nice. Cute little love story with some (and not in your face) themes that would suit teenagers.

  • Displacement

    By Kiku Hughes
    5 stars

    I really enjoyed this and learning about a part of American history that I knew little about.

  • Elodie's Library of Second Chances

    By Rebecca Raison
    5 stars

    A cheesy romance. And I LOVED it. Just what I needed after a few crime ones. Am going to hunt out her other books.

  • Who let the Gods out

    By Maz Evans
    4 stars

    I needed something light and easy while still in my wheelhouse. Would be great for younger readers who enjoy the ancient world. Lighter than Rick Roidan books, but still with the wit of how the gods interact in a modern day setting.

  • Closed Casket

    By Sophie Hannah (Agatha Christie)
    5 stars

    This has been my favourite of the four I have read as Sophie Hannah writing a Poirot novel on behalf of the Agatha Christie foundation. She really does write as the character of Poirot as though it was Christie herself.

  • The Secret Service of Tea and Treason

    By India Holton
    5 stars

    Sigh. A delightful read and possibly my fave of the series. It weaves all of the previous two into one delicious read. Sad that it looks like this series has ended (but ending GREAT!!!) Plus there is another series on the way.

  • 3 Days to Live

    By James Patterson
    4 stars

    A typical "James Patts". Enjoyed the female as the lead.

  • The Only One Left

    By Riley Sager
    5 stars

    Loved this book. Really well written and a great twist at the end. Looking forward to reading more of his work.

  • The Therapist

    By B A Paris
    4 stars

    I have had this book on my shelf for a couple of years now and finally decided to pick it up. Was not disappointed. A great twist at the end.

  • The Wonderland Trials

    By Sara Ella
    5 stars

    Possibly one of my favourite reads this summer. Such a great rendition of Alice in Wonderland. Cannot wait for number 2.

  • Murder on Mustique

    By Anne Glenconner
    5 stars

    A really good read. I may have picked the killer a little sooner than I would have liked, but still a great mystery. Will read more of the authors books.

  • The Pleasures of Men

    By Kate Williams
    2 stars

    I was a bit let down with this book, as the blurb looked exciting. Will not be passing onto my fellow readers.

  • Wings of Fire: The Brightest Night (Graphic)

    By Tui T. Sutherland
    3 stars

    Really glad this was the last one I had to read. Tried to get my 8 year old into this months ago thinking it was going to be way more light-hearted. It is not. May read better as a chapter book perhaps.

  • Better the Blood

    By Michael Bennett
    5 stars

    As a previous teacher has written on this site from KC, bring on the next book! This was an amazing read. Made me think on so many levels. I cannot speak highly enough.

  • The Pearl Sister

    By Lucinda Riley
    5 stars

  • The Bone Hacker

    By Kathy Reichs
    5 stars

    One of my favourite authors, and this is the best in the series for quite a few years.

  • The Death Sculptor

    By Chris Carter
    5 stars

    Bloody frightening.

  • Fear no Evil

    By James Patterson
    5 stars

    A classic Alex Cross

  • 2 Sisters Detective Agency

    By James Patterson
    5 stars

    I loved this and hope it is the beginning of a new series.

  • Death of a Black Widow

    By James Patterson
    4 stars

    Not his usual type of book. More supernatural than he usually does. But it was a nice change.

  • Never A Hero

    By Vanessa Len
    4 stars

    I didn't think it was as good as number one, but still a good read.

  • 23rd Midnight

    By James Patterson
    5 stars

    What can I say, I am a sucker for a "James Patts". The fact that I am up to number 23 says it all.

  • The League of Gentlewomen Witches

    By India Holton
    5 stars

  • Lore Olympus Volume Five

    By Rachel Smythe
    4 stars

  • Hot Dog

    By Anh Do
    5 stars

    We really enjoyed this read. The book was very weird, fun and couldn't wait for number 2!!!

  • The Killings at Kingfisher Hill

    By Sophie Hannah
    5 stars

    Another brilliant book from Sophie Hannah. It really does feel like you are reading a Christie.

  • The Murder at Fleat House

    By Lucinda Riley
    5 stars

  • Habouring

    By Jenny Patrick
    5 stars

    Being brought up on the Kaapiti Coast and living in Wgtn a lot of my life, I found this book fantastic! Mind you, when have I not found one of Jenny Patrick's book fantastic.

  • Wings of Fire:

    By Tui T.Sutherland
    3 stars

  • Wings of Fire 3: The Hidden Kingdom

    By Tui T.Sutherland
    4 stars

    My favourite so far!

  • Wings of Fire: The Lost Heir

    By Tui T. Sutherland
    3 stars

  • The Dharmapunks

    By Ant Sang
    3 stars

  • Wings of Fire (Graphic) Bk 1: The Dragonet Prophecy

    By Tui T. Sutherland
    4 stars

    Good first start. Will read more in the series.

  • The Monogram Murders

    By Sophie Hannah
    5 stars

    Excellent. Just like reading a real Agatha.

  • The Gilded Cage

    By Lynette Noni
    0 stars

  • The Last Devil To Die

    By Richard Osman
    5 stars

    Another fantastic read in the series.

  • Five Survive

    By Holly Jackson
    0 stars

    Taking me AGES to get into.

  • These Violent Delights

    By Chloe Gong
    0 stars

    So far so good.

  • Private: Beijing

    By James Patterson
    3 stars

  • Heartstopper Vol 4

    By Alice Oseman
    5 stars

  • Wonder Woman Tempest Tossed

    By Leila Delduca
    3 stars

  • Project Nought

    By Chelsea Furedi
    5 stars

    Fantastic

  • The Silent Patient

    By Alex Michaelides
    5 stars

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