The Other’s Gold book review: One is silver…
Aimee Miller
3/5 Stars As someone who has gone through their fair share of inner friendship turmoil, Elizabeth Ames debut novel The Other’s Gold hit close to home in her realism.
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River Exclusive: author feels for those who struggle with friendship at university
Chloe L Wright
In a River exclusive, the author of the highly successful novel, The Roommates, said she feels for students who do not get along with their flatmates at university.
Big Read 2019 review: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
Natalie J Crookham
3.5/5 stars “I’d like to speak to a patient, please. Her name is Queenie Hennessy Tell her Harold Fry is on his way. All she has to do is wait.…
Booker Prize winner Bernadine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other: is it worth the record-breaking win?
When the judges announced a shock joint winner for this year’s Booker Prize, I had high expectations. With Margaret Atwood’s novel already declared as a sure winner, I made a…
Margaret Atwood’s The Testaments was worth the 35-year wait
Isabella Ruffatti
Did he live or die? What a cliff-hanger, right? Sherlock fans had to wait two years for the burning question of whether their beloved series protagonist, played by Benedict Cumberbatch,…
Review: Film in Five Seconds
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The River reviews the book Film in Five Seconds
Review: Lindsey Kelk – About A Girl
We review the latest 'hilarious' novel from esteemed author Lindsey Kelk
Review: Sophie Kinsella – Wedding Night
The River reviews the newest release from chick-lit queen Sophie Kinsella. Laura Rietz The older she gets, the more Lottie has to accept that wedding material is hard to find…
Review: Dan Brown – Inferno
With over 200 million sold copies, he is one of the most successful thriller authors of all times. Now Dan Brown is back with his new mystery adventure Inferno. Laura…
Why ‘Irreversible Damage’ by Abigail Shrier is harmful to the transgender community
Abigail Shrier’s controversial book fuels the ongoing debate surrounding transgender youth. She argues her book is about “an epidemic” that is ruining young girl’s lives. A journalist for The Wall…