I have so many enthusiastic adjectives bouncing around my head right now, that I am struggling to pin down the right words to describe how I feel about this book. I've read some really heartbreaking, wonderful stories recently that have moved me to tears - but this is the novel that has run so close … Continue reading The Flight of Cornelia Blackwood by Susan Elliot Wright
Tag: motherhood
Sight by Jessie Greengrass
'Wow' seems to be a wholly inadequate way to express how I feel about Sight, and yet it's pretty much all I had for at least an hour after closing the back cover. The concept is so simple: a woman considering whether or not she wishes to be a mother, revisiting her childhood and her … Continue reading Sight by Jessie Greengrass
The Rival by Charlotte Duckworth
I am absolutely delighted to be a part of The Rival blog tour and I am very excited to be sharing my review today. I am sat here scrambling for the words to describe just how The Rival has made me feel. I've raced through it over the Bank Holiday weekend, become increasingly absorbed with … Continue reading The Rival by Charlotte Duckworth
