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  • A Game of Thrones

    By George R R Martin
    4 stars

    More a book of politics than high fantasy. Still engaging and fun.

  • The Final Empire

    By Brandon Sanderson
    5 stars

    A high paced fantasy. Very easy to read and exciting. Great characters and an inventive world. Highly recommend for any fantasy enthusiasts.

  • A Good Keen Man

    By Barry Crump
    5 stars

    A Good Keen Read

  • The Hobbit

    By J R R Tolkien
    5 stars

  • Persuader

    By Lee Child
    3 stars

    Jack Reacher thriller. Plenty of action and mystery.

  • To Catch a King

    By Jack Higgins
    4 stars

    An action thriller retelling of Operation Willis, the German plan to abduct Edward VII and his wife during WW2.

  • Odyssey

    By Stephen Fry
    5 stars

    Again Stephen Fry does a magnificent job of making a huge Greek epic palatable. While adding his own dash of humour. Odyssey is both entertaining and informative.

  • Code Breaker

    By Alastair MacNeill
    3 stars

    Fast paced action thriller. High stakes, thin plot, lots of heroics.

  • Slide the Corner

    By Fleur Beale
    5 stars

    A lovely book about being good at what you love and accepting you don't need to be good at everything. A great book for boys who like cars as well.

  • Temple

    By Matthew Reilly
    4 stars

    An action thriller set in two different time periods. Reilly keeps the action flowing non-stop. Very clever in the way he weaves true history with fiction.

  • Enchanters' End Game

    By David Eddings
    5 stars

    The epic conclusion to the Belgariad series. Huge battles, gods, magic and Prophecy. A great end to a solid series.

  • Castle of Wizardry

    By David Eddings
    4 stars

    Fourth book in the Belgariad reveals a lot of key plot points but suffers in the second half as it builds to the grand climax of the final book.

  • Wryd Sisters

    By Terry Pratchett
    4 stars

    A very clever story. Lots more fun of you are familiar with Shakespeare as you can get a lot more of the jokes.

  • Magician's Gambit

    By David Eddings
    5 stars

    Book 3 of the Belgariad. Possibly the best of the series. All the characters are now well established and our hero begins to come into his own.

  • Queen of Sorcery

    By David Eddings
    5 stars

    Book 2 in the Belgariad series. New characters and new settings make this a great continuation on the first book.

  • The Gruffalo's Child

    By Julia Donaldson
    5 stars

    A great followup to The Gruffalo. Marvellous writing as usual and magnificent pictures by Axel Scheffler.

  • Ten Little Pirates

    By Mike Brownlow
    5 stars

    Counting and Pirates... the perfect combination.

  • Santa's Marvellous Mechanical Workshop

    By Vashti Hardy
    3 stars

    It's a lovely Christmas tale about getting used to change.

  • Pawn of Prophecy

    By David Eddings
    5 stars

    Favourite book from my childhood. Great introduction to the world of high fantasy.

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