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Clara on the human instinct to tell stories.

I do not like them Sam-I-am, I do not like this censorship and ban.

Stephanie looks into whether bookstores can survive in the modern era.

I picked up Men because the blurb proclaimed it to be an exploration of ‘female desire’. I was expecting irony. I was disappointed.

The Argonauts details her experiences of being a step-parent, giving birth and sharing with her partner in their grief after their mother’s death.

In honour of World Book Day, Emme Michelle writes an ode to 44 books that changed the world.

Mette Jakobsen’s second novel, What the Light Hides, is equal parts lovely, sensory, and frustrating.

This book is great for any reader looking for short, sharp reads that are wonderfully written.

Aubrey is a reserved protagonist who struggles to communicate her feelings, even to the reader.

Much of How to Set A Fire and Why has to do with Lucia’s initiation into a group of arsonists.