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#stoptheglitch

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A School Inspector Calls

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#Isolate

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#FutureProof (#Glitch Book 3)

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#stoptheglitch review

Excited to read Dan Klefstad's review of #stoptheglitch today. It really gets under the skin of the book, without giving away too much ...
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The Lost Spells by Robert Macfarlane
The Lost Spells
by Robert Macfarlane (Goodreads Author)
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I loved this book so much that I read it very slowly, and I read it twice. I might even read it a third time. Robert MacFarlane is at his best when writing poetry. Jackie Morris's illustrations are exquisite.

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The Conscious Classroom by Neil Hawkes
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book, which is easy to read and understand due to it's intimate conversational tone. It is the most current exposition of Values-based Education that I have read, linking the approach to wellbeing, positive mental health, al ...more
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Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this extraordinary book; yes, it is of its time, but I also found it to be highly relevant to the 21st century world. The narrative describing the motorcycle journey is compelling and fascinating, with weather, diners, so ...more
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You Let Me In by Camilla  Bruce
You Let Me In
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I was absolutely gripped by this ingenious tale narrated by the most fascinating character of Cassandra who, we are led to believe, straddles the human world and the world of faerie. I love the way that some questions remain unanswered. I love the na ...more
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The Road to Wigan Pier by George Orwell
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The first part of The Road to Wigan Pier is still an absorbing read today; a piece of history with fine detail, crafted prose and a strong feeling of honesty. Even the quantity of prices, incomes and working class menus are fascinating.

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A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell Boyce
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Read over a couple of days; struggled to put the book down. This searing account of what childhood is like today is unsurprising yet massively disturbing. He tells stories with ease and paints memorable pictures, which means the book is a pleasure to ...more
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Barrowbeck by Andrew Michael Hurley
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'Barrowbeck' is a masterful creation in the folk genre with (mild) horror that resonated with me.

My enjoyment of the short stories rose and waned and rose again. Some of the scenarios were deeply fascinating, and others left me cold. The way that th
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The Finest Hotel in Kabul by Lyse Doucet
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Absolute genius, evoking the hotel through so much human history and presenting the reality of so many respected and unique players on its stage without being overtly political, yet conveying so much.

I devoured this book with intense involvement. The
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Devil's Day by Andrew Michael Hurley
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The evocation of place is exceptional in 'Devil's Day.' I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book because of the escape into the wild and menacing landscape. The social history of the families of the Endlands interested me less, and the domestic claustro ...more
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Saltwash by Andrew Michael Hurley
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I wasn't disappointed with the ambiance - I was hoping for a brooding scene. Saltash is evoked beautifully. The characters are engaging, if verging on caricatures. I found the the narrative, pacing and gentle suspense to be annoyingly powerful as I h ...more
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