Susan’s Bookshelves: The Secrets of Wishtide by Kate Saunders
I’m delighted to have met Mrs Laetita “Letty” Rodd having stumbled upon her by chance. Sadly our acquaintanceship will be shortlived bacause...
I’m delighted to have met Mrs Laetita “Letty” Rodd having stumbled upon her by chance. Sadly our acquaintanceship will be shortlived bacause...
When I was an A level geography student, our inspiring teacher, Miss Diana Raine, would talk seriously about the lives of rivers....
Of course plays should be seen rather than read. It’s what I used to tell my students and it still holds true....
I devour detective fiction for characterisation and geography. Who could not fall for Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club quartet? On the page...
Act 4, Scene 1 of Julius Caesar is one of the most nonchalantly shocking interchanges Shakespeare ever wrote. It presents victorious Mark...
It’s unusual to read a book which explores and celebrates male friendship with all its affectionate joshing, trust and respect. We’re so...
Chris Power’s 2021, debut novel came to my attention because I recently interviewed Chris, in his 2025 Booker Prize judge capacity, for...
My attention was drawn to this 2025 title by a relative who spotted it in a Kent bookshop and thought I might...