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MORE ON MONDAY: Buddha Da by Anne Donovan
MORE ON MONDAY: Buddha Da by Anne Donovan
9 March 2009
Buddha Da is the debut from Scottish author Anne Donovan (who we interviewed last week!), which was shortlisted for both the Orange Prize for Fiction and the Whitbread Award. Jimmy, a painter and decorator from Glasgow, has taken up...  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: Who Can Save Us Now? Ed. by Owen King and John McNally
MORE ON MONDAY: Who Can Save Us Now? Ed. by Owen King and John McNally
24 November 2008
I wrote about Who Can Save Us Now? back in July when Jennifer Weiner mentioned it on her blog. It is an anthology of short stories about super heroes and Jennifer has a story of her own in there. I was drawn to this book as I have my own little super heroine  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: The Hermux Tantamoq Adventures series by Michael Hoeye
MORE ON MONDAY: The Hermux Tantamoq Adventures series by Michael Hoeye
17 November 2008
I was planning to simply review the latest book in this delightful series - Time to Smell the Roses - but then I realised that most of you will probably not have heard of the books at all, so instead,...  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: Sense & Sensibility - The Diaries
MORE ON MONDAY: Sense & Sensibility - The Diaries
10 November 2008
With Lost in Austen still fresh in my mind, I was delighted when I found this little gem in the form of Emma Thompson's Sense & Sensibility diaries. Yes the diary was published in 1996 so I am a little behind here, but as Sense & Sensibility, along with Pride  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott
MORE ON MONDAY: Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott
3 November 2008
I was afraid to read Elizabeth Scott's Living Dead Girl. I've loved her other books, but this was something completely different. It's the story of “Alice” who was abducted, aged 10, by Ray. She's now 15 and constantly subjected to...  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: The Crossing by James Cracknell and Ben Fogle
MORE ON MONDAY: The Crossing by James Cracknell and Ben Fogle
27 October 2008
OK. Lets get this straight. I am not into rowing. I am also not a lover of Ben Fogle (though granted there is something about him) or endurance sports. I have no interest in sailing, in fact any water based activity (besides swimming, I love swimming). So why  More
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MORE ON MONDAY: The Boy In The Dress by David Walliams
MORE ON MONDAY: The Boy In The Dress by David Walliams
13 October 2008
This book is not, typically, the sort of book we review on Trashionista. After all it is a children's book (age 9+ it informs me on the back) and it is about a boy, so could be seen as a "boy's book". However. This book is written by David Walliams. One half of  More
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