Hi, I guess now we are well into 2019 and have totally forgotten about making lists of the best and worst of 2018. That’s why I’ve chosen this moment in January to talk about the 100 books I read in 2018… yes only 100, I’ll try better next time! I had a very hectic 2018 with a lot of teaching, correction of tests, corrections in general, writing books, publishing … [Read more...] about 100 Books of 2018
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Review of Busy Woman Seeks Wife by Annie Sanders
Review of Busy Woman Seeks Wife by Annie Sanders Reviewed by Fiza Pathan Meg Sanders and Annie Ashworth are the writing duo of this book which I have recently read. The first thing that made me grab the book, and place it in my library cloth bag, was definitely the title, Busy Woman Seeks Wife! As I read the synopsis and the reviews of the book, I was already immersed in the … [Read more...] about Review of Busy Woman Seeks Wife by Annie Sanders
Review of The Boyfriend by R. Raj Rao
Review of The Boyfriend by R. Raj Rao Reviewed by Fiza Pathan I have been wanting to read this book in a long while. I managed to do so last week, and I finished it in the early hours of September 7. R. Raj Rao is a blessing for readers who love cynicism and wry humour in their LGBTQ literature. I had a fun time with a lot of laughs reading this book, which describes the love … [Read more...] about Review of The Boyfriend by R. Raj Rao
Review of Just Henry by Michelle Magorian
Review of Just Henry by Michelle Magorian Reviewed by Fiza Pathan Just Henry by Michelle Magorian is a book that I have been coveting to read for a long time. I managed to get my hands on it and read it a few weeks back. It is a 702-page-book, with a lot of action, drama and suspense. It tells the story of a fifteen-year-old boy, Henry Dodge, and how he handles challenges in … [Read more...] about Review of Just Henry by Michelle Magorian
Review of Mrs. Pooter’s Diary by Keith Waterhouse
Review of Mrs. Pooter’s Diary by Keith Waterhouse Reviewed by Fiza Pathan After reading the classic novel The Diary of a Nobody by the Grossmith brothers, I was very keen to read Keith Waterhouse’s take on the book through the eyes of Mrs. Pooter and her diary. I ordered the book from Amazon, and I was lucky to get one of the last few copies of the book, which was originally … [Read more...] about Review of Mrs. Pooter’s Diary by Keith Waterhouse