The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land In Between

May 23, 2020

author: Hisham Matar name: Kim average rating: 4.15 book published: 2016 rating: 4 read at: 2020/05/23 date added: 2020/05/23 shelves: review: Not an easy read, but you shouldA journey few of us can really understand, but I suspect those who have experienced loss the...

Bruny

May 17, 2020

author: Heather Rose name: Kim average rating: 4.14 book published: rating: 5 read at: 2020/05/17 date added: 2020/05/17 shelves: review: A BRILLIANT READThe story keeps building from an innocuous beginning, tidbits of intrigue are served in carefully planned measures...
My week with Malcolm and the hypocrisy of our democracy

My week with Malcolm and the hypocrisy of our democracy

Apr 26, 2020

Otto von Bismarck (in)famously said: “Politics is the art of the possible, the attainable – the art of the next best”. It is a sentiment I abhor. And Malcolm Turnbull’s tome of atonement – “A Bigger Picture” – unwittingly demonstrates with abundant...

The Cockroach

Apr 11, 2020

author: Ian McEwan name: Kim average rating: 3.27 book published: 2019 rating: 5 read at: 2020/04/07 date added: 2020/04/10 shelves: review: Politisak satire at it’s very best!At first you cringe, then slowly it dawns in you what’s happening, from then on it’s pure...

Flash for Freedom! (The Flashman Papers, #3)

Apr 5, 2020

author: George MacDonald Fraser name: Kim average rating: 4.38 book published: 1971 rating: 4 read at: 2020/04/05 date added: 2020/04/05 shelves: review: Flashman never fails to entertainNot the best of the series, but enjoyed it nevertheless. As always the people...

Women, Men and the Whole Damn Thing

Mar 25, 2020

author: David Leser name: Kim average rating: 4.09 book published: rating: 5 read at: 2020/03/07 date added: 2020/03/25 shelves:...

Agent Running in the Field

Mar 3, 2020

author: John Le Carré name: Kim average rating: 4.13 book published: 2019 rating: 2 read at: 2020/03/03 date added: 2020/03/03 shelves: review: A good narrative ruined by silly endingAs always, le Carré spins a good yarn about the world of spies. I really enjoyed...

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