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Advent
…s Grey, he called her, and she became his secret. The only person who ever understood him was Gwen; his odd aunt. Now Gavin is visiting her in Cornwall, and in the process he will discover who he really is. He will discover hidden magic. There is something profoundly different about Advent. Perhaps it is the atmosphere of history, magic mystery it exudes, or maybe the curiousity of the characters. Or it could even be the beauty, the manipulation o… Continue reading
Lobsters
…igot-induced tragedies then its British counterpart is surely the awkward fumbling and grumbling that make Lobsters such a hilarious tale of love at first sight. Tackling the rom-com genre by beating it with banality, both Ellen and Ivison manage to craft a hysterical and painfully English (and middle class) bildungsroman, complete with Cath Kidston tents and shabby cineplex cafes. Lobsters is a laugh to read but it must have been a bawl to write;… Continue reading
1.4
…I must reiterate what I said in my review of 0.4, that the characters are underdeveloped due to a lack of time to explore them fully in the short novels, but Alfa and Peter are still sufficiently interesting to make 1.4 more than worthwhile. Both 0.4 and 1.4 are certainly worth reading, and their length won’t cost you much time at all: I would have managed to zip through 1.4 over a couple of days with extremely limited reading time if I hadn’t ta… Continue reading
The Last Battle of the Icemark
…in love and is finding it hard to cope; Grishmak who, as always, throws around rude jokes at an incredible rate; Oskan whom I still can’t imagine being old- he’ll always be a 15 year old for me! The list goes ever on. My point is that Stuart Hill certainly has a knack of creating characters and making us empathise with them… That being said, The Last Battle wasn’t all perfect, as much as I would like it to be. For a start, the plot was a bit strin… Continue reading
We Can Be Heroes
…e Can Be Heroes offers a comic relief, things get serious towards the end, coming to a competent yet predictable climax. But as with all novels like this, it’s more about the characters- as is confirmed by the blurb, which heavily suggests at least some of the outcomes of the happenings throughout. We Can Be Heroes is an unexpectedly good read- and one that offers both humour and seriousness. Catherine Bruton serves a perfect platter of British li… Continue reading
News Roundup #4
A little more news this time, partly because I missed last week’s! But first off, I hope everyone has been getting appropriately excited about J K Rowling’s “Pottermore” announcement! And if you have no clue what I’m talking about, then shame on you! Only 20ish hours to go! Anyway, Puffin UK has revealed the UK cover for The Son of Neptune, Rick Riordan’s latest Greek frolick. I have to say, I’m rather disappointed by it- the American cover looks… Continue reading
Will Hill’s Department 19 Blog Tour & Giveaway!
…f Department 19 Must be 13 or older Giveaway ends on the 12th May, so just under a month! Open Worldwide (though it might take while to deliver if you live far from the UK) No bonus entries, because I’m of the opinion that everyone should be given an equal chance to win this! If you can (re)tweet this/or post about it on your blog, I will love you forever! And, of course, you’re always free to follow me on twitter/ with Google Friend Connect! COMP… Continue reading
News Roundup #2
…acey talks about the cover of his final novel in The Last Dragon Chronicles (titled The Fire Ascending), which will be purple…it’s only in the early stages, but he talked about some of the various ideas that didn’t get chosen! Apart from that, the only other news is that the sequel to I Am Number Four, Power of Six, has now got some covers (at least in the US). I’m not too keen on either of them at the moment- they all look a little unfinished (wh… Continue reading