One page at a time
This didn't make quite so much of a splash as I thought it would (sorry). I share my view on Tom Daley's autobiography, where he shares his experience of growing up as an athlete, losing his dad, finding love and fatherhood
A novel inspired by the author's own experience at Harvard, navigating through language barriers, relationships, friendships and just being a student.
It's crazy how technology can become outdated very quickly - much like this book! But not for the reasons you might think... a practical book for anyone wanting more freedom to design a career that works for you
An empowering read that requires an open mind, revealing the dark secrets of the modelling industry, abuse of power, and Emily Ratajkowski's own experience making her way up to prove she is more than 'just a pretty face'
Another baffling book that won the Women's Prize for Fiction 2021 - can someone please tell me what premise I'm missing?!
I LOVE Irish novels and Frances Macken's debut novel is a great addition: a wholly uplifting, honest and unpredictable novel
A mega change from The Couple Next Door which I read earlier this year... a big YAY from me, great for thriller seekers where you will be kept guessing until the end!
A sadly annoying, disjointed novel from Liane Moriarty - keep your expectations low compared to what I did after the success of Big Little Lites
A hard slog of a novel full of implicit meaning and a dark storyline of a spiteful relationship between mother and daughter.
A witty read by the late Nora Ephron, a successful New York based journalist who reveals her experiences of being a woman which some of us are perhaps a bit too afraid (and ashamed?) to admit. So what if we feel bad about our necks?
Lizzie's Week 