Mt Roskill Grammar

229,041 pages read and 6,088 team points

Sophie Wright

6,873 pts
(6,073 pages read)
  • Lady Rample Sits In

    By Shea MacLeod
    1 stars

  • Murder at the Louvre

    By Jim Eldridge
    3 stars

  • The Loblolly Boy and the Sorcerer

    By James Norcliffe
    4 stars

    A classic NZ series for young readers.

  • The Pirates and the Nightmaker

    By James Norcliffe
    4 stars

    Lots of adventure with a mixture of fantasy, magic and history. Friendship and loyalty win the day despite all the magic. An NZ classic for younger readers.

  • Murder at Kings Crossing

    By Andrea Penrose
    3 stars

  • Murder at the Royal Botanical Gardens

    By Andrea Penrose
    3 stars

  • Murder at Queens Landing

    By Andrea Penrose
    3 stars

  • Murder at Kensington Palace

    By Andrea Penrose
    3 stars

    An entertaining series, but already becoming predictable.

  • Murder on Black Swan Lane

    By Andrea Penrose
    4 stars

  • The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt

    By Toby Wilkinson
    4 stars

    Fascinating stuff with tons of detail. A big read.

  • Scandal in Mayfair

    By Katharine Schellman
    4 stars

  • Silence in the Library

    By Katharine Schellman
    4 stars

    2nd of the Lily Adler series. I liked the first better, but still a good read with interesting characters.

  • The Body in the Garden

    By Katharine Schellman
    4 stars

    An engaging mystery set in Regency London with a very likeable lady sleuth. Fun holiday read

  • 100 Amazing Tales from Aoteraroa

    By Riria Hotere, Simon Morton
    4 stars

    The story of Tales from Te Papa project. Beautifully put together with snapshots of a wide variety of interesting artefacts and stories at Te Papa Wellington. Great to share with children.

  • Kenny Wright Superhero

    By James Patterson
    3 stars

    A fun preteen read. The hero shares his name with my son so had to check it out. Funny, sensitive and hopeful look at issues around poor black neighbourhood schools and their challenges.

  • We Solve Murders

    By Richard Osman
    4 stars

    An engaging and humourous action/mystery. Exactly what you would expect from the author of the Thursday Murders Club. Fun and entertaining - and nothing too heavy.

  • The Housemaid

    By Freya McFaddon
    2 stars

    Kept me guessing. However I feel like the subject matter would be way more traumatising for the characters who appeared to walk away with a contrived ending. Not really my cup of tea and I am unlikely to pick up another of McFadden's books.

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