Tag: book

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    Amie Harrison Ranger

    Nostalgic News: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins turns 15!

    Amie Harrison Ranger celebrates 15 years of The Hunger Games and shares excitement for the upcoming prequel!

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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: Forgive Us by E. T. Gunnarsson

    Georgie Holmes reviews the action-packed, post-apocalyptic novel by E.T. Gunnarsson.

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    Emily Dennis

    Roald Dahl’s ‘George’s Marvellous Medicine’ was released 40 years ago

    Culture Executive, Emily Dennis, talks about Dahl’s classic and the takeaway lesson of giving people a taste of their own medicine!

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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

    Georgie Holmes shares her thoughts on Matt Haig’s most recent fictional novel ‘The Midnight Library.’

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    Georgie Holmes

    On Edge: Anticipating Come Again by Robert Webb

    Following the success of number one best-selling memoir How Not To Be A Boy (2017), Robert Webb returns this April 23rd with his debut novel Come Again. Whilst his How Not To Be A Boy centered around his own personal experiences, with a strong push for equality and recognition of the damaging aspects of masculinity, it […]

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    Georgie Holmes

    Review: Notes on a Nervous Planet

    Georgie reviews the new self-help memoir from Matt Haig.

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    Ottilie Young

    Hidden Gem: Feminists Don’t Wear Pink and Other Lies

    Ottilie explains why Scarlett Curtis’ seminal feminist work is an essential read for everyone.

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    Amber-Louise

    Margaret Atwood to release sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale

    The story’s not over.

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    Ellie Brain

    Nostalgic News: Matilda was published 30 years ago

    As part of our extended 80s celebrations, Roald Dahl’s Matilda celebrates 31 years since it was published on 1st October 1988: A book, a film, and now a hit Broadway and West End musical.

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    Ellis Murrell

    Review: And The Ocean Was Our Sky

    Ellis reviews the latest work by Patrick Ness, author of ‘A Monster Calls.’

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    Hannah Billingsley-Dadd

    The Edge Reviews the Classics: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

    Hannah swallows her pride and dives into her review without prejudice.

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    Hannah Billingsley-Dadd

    Memories of Summer Reading Challenges

    Hannah Dadd nostalgically looks back to her Summer Reading Challenges, a very useful way of encouraging children to read.

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    James Barker

    This Week in Culture: Mr Robot, Stranger Things & Disney (10/07/16)

    This Week in Culture (10/7/16-16/7/16) sees Mr. Robot Season 2 arrive, and a fusion of art and gaming through Disney.

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    Caleb Hinton

    11.22.63 – A series you cannot afford to miss

    Caleb talks about why you absolutely must read Stephen King’s 11.26.63.