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Here's our review of a novel about a small community, the families that live there and what happens when different...
28 September 2021
A brilliant selection of new crime/mystery books (fiction and non fiction) made the Ngaio Marsh longlist thi...
22 September 2021
Here's a pacey read which teams a New York college girl with a small problem with a reclusive alcoholic former spy...
20 September 2021
It's been a few months since we had an update on the reading habits of our Wine Books and More attendees. Let'...
30 August 2021
Our reviewer happened upon this e-audiobook when browsing the library's e-collection and was pleasantly surprised...
27 August 2021
There's nothing like curling up with a book as winter sets in. Flaxmere Book Chat has been reading some terrific...
19 August 2021
Read our review of this authorised biography of The Who's John Entwistle by Paul Rees, music journalist. Entwistle...
15 August 2021
The longlist is out for the 2021 Man Booker Prize. Often considered the cream of the crop of the fiction award...
10 August 2021
If you're doing the Turn Up the Heat reading challenge this year, you may have come across the task: Millennial...
29 July 2021
Librarians and booksellers alike sometimes get challenging requests for a book, including the much quoted line: "I...
15 July 2021
Looking for some book ideas for the TUTH challenge: Millennial Problems? The Famoux by Kassandra Tate could fit...
11 July 2021
In an undisclosed small American town strange things are afoot. An unlikely trio try to get to the bottom of...
5 July 2021
Rāhoroi 29th Haratua Saturday 29th May, standing at the waharoa of Waipatu marae, the kaikaranga calls us on, we...
4 June 2021
“She just wanted – had always wanted – a good book to read.”
25 March 2021
I have always admired origami and have been slightly (read more than slightly) jealous of people who could...
24 March 2021
From picture books to young adult to adult fiction and some seriously thought-provoking non-fiction, Emma pick...
20 March 2021
I’ve been on a Stephen King binge this year – my ultimate goal is to read all of his works within in next couple...
18 March 2021
JAM reviews Isabel Allende's latest historical novel.
It's a moving love story set in difficult political...
17 March 2021
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