Norfolk Bookworm

  Wandering Souls by Cecile Pin (Fourth Estate) This book has been longlisted for the 2023 Women’s Prize and while I don’t have time to re...

  SkyWake Invasion by Jamie Russell (Walker Books) Synopsis: Casey Henderson – aka CASEY_FLOW – is obsessed with online team shooter SkyWa...

  A Complicated Matter by Anne Youngson (Doubleday) I am always going to read everything that Youngson writes after the wonderful gift her...

  The Lizzie and Belle Mysteries: Drama and Danger by J T Williams, illustrator Simone Douglas (Harper Collins) Synopsis: Lizzie Sancho and ...

  Oops once more I really didn’t mean to leave a gap of almost 2 months between posts on here. Part of this has been because I’ve been readi...

  S.T.E. A. L.T.H Access Denied by Jason Rohan (Nosy Crow) Synopsis: IT'S JUST ANOTHER ORDINARY DAY, UNTIL IT ISN'T. The kidnap take...

  The Very Merry Murder Club - edited by Serena Patel and Robin Stevens, illustrated by Harry Woodgate (Harper Collins) One of the things Ke...

  One Hundred Saturdays by Michael Frank (Souvenir Press) I'm not sure where I saw the first mention of this book but I was very pleased...

  Caroline: Little House, Revisited by Sarah Miller (HarperLuxe) I've been a fan of the Little House on the Prairie books for pretty muc...

  For Thy Great Pain Have Mercy Upon My Little Pain by Victoria Mackenzie (Bloomsbury Books) 2023 has got off to a strong start and I've...

 2022 - A Year in Books Well I've really dropped the ball on reviewing books over the past few months, ok - for much of 2022! One of my ...

  The Lost Whale by Hannah Gold, illustrated by Levi Pinfold (Harper Collins Children’s Books) Leila and the Blue Fox by Kiran Millwood Ha...

  The Wild Robot and The Wild Robot Escapes by Peter Brown (Hachette Book Group) I think that someone made me aware of the first book in thi...

  Ooops another whole month has flown by without me posting or reviewing anything. October was actually a really quite month for me, I didn...

  Ooops - I really didn't mean for the blog to go silent for well over a month. I'm not 100% sure how it is already October, I am su...

  Women in Translation Month August has been designated Women in Translation month and I've managed to read a few books that fit this br...

 As I write this we aren't quite halfway through the second officially designated heatwave of summer 2022 and I have to confess that I...

  Resist by Tom Palmer (Barrington Stoke) Tom Palmer's last two books ( After the War & Arctic Star ) have appeared on my 'best ...

  The Fire Cats of London by Anna Fargher (Macmillan Children's Books) After the splendid Umbrella Mouse  books the whole family has bee...

  Murder Before Evensong by Richard Coles (Orion) Crime novels, however cosy, aren't something that I read very often. In fact most of t...