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All in Lists of Recommendation
10 10 10: My 10 year journey from suicide attempt to ultra-marathon runner is the inspiring memoir of Laura Bird. Reviewed by guest blogger Rosie Amber!
Nominated for the International Booker Prize, Cursed Bunny is a collection of 10 short stories exploring the cost of survival, primal fear, and social order.
Many people’s concept of queerness has been based around the ideas of ‘difference’ to the ‘norm’ as well as an attraction to ‘the same.’ But is it time to reevaluate these assumptions?
Ever feel overwhelmed about climate change? Want to make a difference but not sure how? Does it all feel a bit hopeless sometimes? Then this is the book for you.
It’s tempting to call Dreamland a dystopian novel, except the near-future England it presents with soaring inequality, heatwaves, and rising sea-levels is all too easy to see.
A young Muslim girl from coastal Kenya embarks on an epic journey to the Far East, meeting new friends, facing enemies, and reclaiming her love of the sea as she becomes a young woman.
If you haven’t ever been to a book club and the traditional format doesn’t appeal, do come along to our Bring Your Own Book Club.
