Masters of Death: Paranormal fantasy with Neil Gaiman vibes
Review by Sia Hills
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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
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The Last Woman in the World: An Australian dystopian thriller
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An Aussie in the American School system – I’d read that
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The Lessons is a perfect coming-of-age novel
By Shelbi Lascelles Spanning 22 years, John Purcell’s The Lessons, is a…
Religious trauma in ‘The Last Days’
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The Winter Dress: review by Grace Harvey
Review by Grace Harvey Based on a real-life shipwreck off the Dutch…