Stories That Stay With You
Honest, straightforward reviews of books about real lives,
personal journeys, and the stories people leave behind
The Quote by Campbell Russell
The Quote is Campbell Russell’s first adult novel, and it tells the story of Milanda Coward, a concentration camp survivor who is trying to move on...
The Hiking Trip by Jenny Blackhurst
Having just finished reading The Hiking Trip, I thought I would give you my opinion of the book. If you enjoy psychological thrillers with dark...
Jason Statham is The Beekeeper – Film Review
This month, I am excited to recommend the action film The Beekeeper (2024), starring Jason Statham. It is one of those unexpected gems you stumble...
Podcast Review: Sliced Bread – Is It the Best Thing Since…?
If you’ve ever stood in a shop aisle, pondering whether that latest gadget or health product is genuinely worth the hype, then Sliced Bread on BBC...
Spare by Prince Harry
Let me apologise right away, I said I would not review any more biographies of the royal family. However, I am sure you agree I needed to review...
Rude by Katie Hopkins
Rude provides an entertaining account of her opinions and how witty and humorous she is. She doesn’t apologise for her opinions or justify her views
Courtiers by Valentine Low
It seems there is a new book about the British Royal Family being released every other day. I'm not sure why this fascinates me, yet I find myself...
It’s a Fair Cop by Alfie Moore – Podcast Review
It’s a Fair Cop is this month’s review of a hilarious podcast from BBC Sound by the ex-police officer and now comedian Alfie Moore. However, from this short introduction, you already know that I love it. It’s funny, and I recommend you listen to it.
Yes Minister, Yes Prime Minister
I must admit from the start that this month's review is of a very old TV show. However, is now available as a podcast, so it fits within my remit....