Review: Arranged
When Anne Blythe gets dumped yet again, she’s even more worried about ever getting married and starting a family. All around … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Scarlet
The tale of Robin Hood is an old and familiar one, but in Scarlet, Robin Hood’s iconic best friend, Will Scarlet, … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Ruby Red
16 year old Gwyneth Shepherd comes from a long line of time travellers, but luckily, her cousin is the one … Read More →
View ArticleReview: UnWholly
At the end of Unwind, the Admiral left the Graveyard under Connor’s belt, but he still struggles with running it … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Where We Belong
Marian Caldwell, a thirty something, is at the top of her career. A successful producer of a hit TV series, … Read More →
View ArticleReview: The Raven Boys
Having grown up with a psychic mother, Blue’s always known that once she kisses the one she loves, he’ll die. … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Eleanor and Park
Eleanor and Park couldn’t be more different. They come from two different worlds, two different families, two different perspectives, yet … Read More →
View ArticleReview: The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks
Frankie Landau Banks is a typical teen girl at a competitive boarding school. She gets good grades. She is part … Read More →
View ArticleReview: The Archived
The Archived is a place much like a library. The Librarians demand silence, and are strict with their rules. But … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Paper Towns
Quentin Jacobsen has spent almost his whole life loving his next door neighbour Margo Roth Spiegelman. There was a time … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Siege and Storm
Finally free of the Darkling’s clutches, Alina barely escapes with her life- and Mal- across the dark Fold, and into … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Gone Girl
Nick and Amy have been married for five years. Every year Amy plans a treasure hunt, leading her husband down … Read More →
View ArticleReview: Pivot Point
Addie Coleman has lived in the Compound with her parents for the past sixteen years of her life, where she … Read More →
View ArticleReview: The Girl on The Train
Rachel takes the same train to work everyday. She watches one couple in their backyard, Jess and Jason, as she calls them. She imagines their fabulous life together, a life that is infinitely superior...
View ArticleReview: Saint Anything
Sydney’s older brother, Peyton, has always been the star of the family. Even after he gets into an accident, leaves a young boy paralysed, and gets himself arrested, Peyton is all her parents can talk...
View ArticleReview: Red Queen
Mare Barrow is a Red. In a world ruled by elite Silvers, her and her family live day to day on their meagre income- and what Mare steals. The Silvers, on the other hand, are rich and powerful, and...
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