The Man in the Water is an enjoyable, fast-paced read that follows the story of sixteen-year-old Shaun who lives in a remote mining town in Queensland, Australia. While skipping school, he discovers a dead body. Recommended for teenagers who like mysteries or any readers of young adult books. »
Wai Chim’s stunning new novel, The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling, is an engaging and totally immersive read - from which you will emerge heart-wrung and hungry. »
A well-crafted duology is a marvellous thing and A.J. Betts has delivered perfectly. With both books I was a little in awe of how compact and detailed she managed to make her world-building. Nothing felt superfluous, every gap that raised questions was ultimately answered. »
In her terrific debut novel, All That Impossible Space, Anna Morgan uses the real life mystery of the Somerton Man as a device for exploring toxic friendship, complicated family, and discovering romance »
P is for Pearl - Eliza Henry Jones Published by HarperCollins Add to Goodreads Buy it online I did receive a copy of this from the »
Overall, I Had Such Friends is an emotional and gripping story about self-discovery and grief that is worth reading. »
Small Spaces is the remarkable debut novel of Australian author Sarah Epstein. It is incredibly well written, fast-paced and just the right amount of creepy. »
This book was kindly sent to me for review by Walker Books Australia > Identifying as non-binary, 21-year-old student Nevo Zisin wasn’t born in the »
Razorhurst is a YA historical mystery with paranormal elements. It looks the female experience of history through a brief snapshot of Surry Hills 1932. »
Team Human [https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/a25dc47b-d0eb-4cc2-8923-e3e59ab83b9a] by Justine Larbalestier and Sarah Rees Brennan is a YA paranormal romance novel with a humorous take on »