
Book Review: Icebreaker
When one of two ice rinks is put out of commission, they’re forced to spend time together which can only lead to one thing: Romance.

When one of two ice rinks is put out of commission, they’re forced to spend time together which can only lead to one thing: Romance.

A brilliant canon exploration of Darth Vader’s rage and conflict between the events of the Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.

There’s courtroom drama, mystery, family saga and coming-of-age discoveries, woven together across timelines with skill and care.

This was the perfect cosy read while also serving as a wonderful illustration that life is not set in stone.

Following the death of the Ultimate Universe’s Peter Parker at the hands of the Green Goblin, the world is left without a Spider-Man.

Encompassing many genres, this book pays tribute to gothic, steampunk fantasies, historical fiction and Agatha Christie-esque mysteries.

Malm guides you through the history of protest, explaining the increasing need for the more radical action to prevent climate catastrophe

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A deeply moving story about beauty, horror, trauma and family that is sure to stay with you long after you turn the last page.

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It has a refined design with great photographs, with exposed beams and interesting combinations of textures and materials.

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It’s a really unique take on modern witches and how today’s societal values would impact a secret society of witches and their covens

Cusk doesn’t seek to create a world – instead, she creates a network that projects out into ours, requiring the reader’s own interpretation.

Many flowing plot threads weave through each other, eventually tying together in the most satisfying, incredible way.

The tender – and revelatory – nature of the pair’s relationship is just one of this incredible novel’s many expertly evoked complexities.

‘Bitterthorn’ is a dream-like book that feels like it belongs alongside the classic novels and fairy tales of old.

These poems are agonising with a completely relatable feel. I can’t wait to see what Mason Gilbert brings next.

This is a beautiful and heartrending story of love against all odds and the bittersweet impermanence of life

‘My Policeman’ follows the lives of Marion, Patrick and Tom as they navigate the consequences of queer love during an intolerant time.