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Wednesday, 30 April 2025

Reading Round-Up: March/April 2025

Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven book

Spring is in the air and it's time for another reading round-up! I've been diligently recording all the bookish goings-on here at The Writing Greyhound over the last few months, and now the time has come to share my latest update with you all. 

Thursday, 3 April 2025

Book Review: This Song Is About Us by Sara Barnard

This Song Is About Us by Sara Barnard book cover

AD* | The Kerbs are a four-piece pop-rock band on the verge of breaking big the moment that frontman, Drew, turns 18. But Drew and his long-term girlfriend Ruby have a decision to make: go public right from the start or keep their relationship private, away from the intrusive lens of the tabloids and the scrutiny of the Kerbs’ fanbase. The choice seems easy. Ruby wants her life to remain her own – she's seen how fame can devour the lives of those who stand in the periphery.

But staying secret comes with a price. As Drew's star rises and rumours begin to stir, Ruby starts to wonder if love is strong enough to keep them together when Drew's fame seems destined to drive them apart.

Friday, 28 February 2025

Tuesday, 31 December 2024

Reading Round-Up: November/December 2024

The Colour of Magic by Cornelia Funke book

It's the end of another year and time for my last reading round-up post of 2024!

Friday, 27 December 2024

Book Review: Unfixed by Amy L. Sauder

Unfixed by Amy L Sauder book cover

* AD | Julia Trencher has died. Twice. But Geppetto’s Circus of Strange Marvels offers hope of others like her - a place she could be welcomed, celebrated even. She didn’t know it would lead to herself and the circus vanishing amidst a mysterious fire.

Now, all that remains are the historical circus wagons at the edge of town and a darkness that a young man Max can’t seem to shake. As Max investigates the enchanted circus claims and the Trenchers abandoned mansion, the line between villains and sidekicks blurs, and revealing the circus’ secrets may come at the cost of confronting his own.