“The absurdity that is society, the absurdity that people always have been”: A Review of Ghost Cities
by Mia Paton Society has always been absurd, all throughout history. People…
“I nearly threw it across the room”: A review of Lessons in Chemistry
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is an incredible, feminist novel set in the 1950s. It feels so authentic despite being set so long ago.
“A story about the way life can circle from innocent to disturbed, back to innocent” : A Review of The Wren, The Wren
By Mia Paton This is a story about life. The loneliness of…
“It made me utterly jealous”: A Review of Starling House
By Ricky Jade In January, I set out the New Years Resolution…
Book Review: ‘Rental Person Who Does Nothing’ by Shoji Morimoto
Shoji Morimoto knows exactly what he wants to do with his life; nothing at all.
My Best Books of 2023
This year I read a total of 33 books. This included fiction, non-fiction, poetry, memoirs, short stories, self-help books and plays. I have narrowed down my five favourites, and I hope I can persuade you to pick up at least one of these fantastic books. If you do, let me know what you think!
Masters of Death: Paranormal fantasy with Neil Gaiman vibes
Review by Sia Hills
Small but mighty book reviews
"Hideout is a slow burn mystery thriller but soon enough, you’ll be turning through the pages quickly. This is Louisa Luna’s third novel featuring Alice Vega and Max Caplan, but it’s a great read as a standalone."
Bite-Sized Book Reviews to Munch On
At Glass, we love hearing your thoughts on the books, shows, new music, and all those other good things you’re enjoying (or passionately hating). This series delivers bite sized reviews, typically under 300 words, which means we can bring you more student opinions!
The Good Captain: Cli-Fi with murderous main characters
Review by Manu Patil A change-provoking novel, The Good Captain takes us on a…
