Tag: Book Review

One Pot – Cookbook for South AfricansLouisa HolstHuman & RousseauReview: Karen WatkinsLouisa Holst, the award-winning Cape Town author of the ...

The Things We Leave BehindClare FurnissSimon & SchusterReview: Lauren O'Connor-MayThe Things We Leave Behind is a young adult, dystopian story ...

JumpnautsHao JingfangBloomsburyReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayYun Fan is a beautiful but reclusive archaeologist with a secret obsession.Decades ago, her grandfather was visited ...

Blue SistersCoco MellorsHarperCollinsReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayI’ve noticed a recurring theme in Coco Mellors’ books and while I don’t think her books ...

Only Big Bumbum Matters TomorrowDamilare KukuPan MacmillanReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayThough the title of this book made me laugh and the back ...

Reviews: Lauren O’Connor-MayNot in LoveAli HazelwoodLittle BrownTikTok phenomenon and spicy STEMinist author Ali Hazelwood’s latest offering is about a food ...

The HiddenFiona SnyckersPan MacMillanReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayI read this novel by Johannesburg author Fiona Snyckers with increasing levels of “what the ...

Mini artistsJosephine SeblonThames & HudsonReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayThis book is a great resource for artsy activities, especially if you want to ...

The Bedtime BoatSital Gorasia Chapmanand Anastasia SuvorovaFarshoreReview: Lauren O’Connor-MayEverything about this bedtime book is soothing; the colours, the images, the ...