Review: What Everyone Knows About Britain, by Michael Peel
Publication date Thursday, April 25,2024Price £20.00EAN\ISBN-13 9781800961760
DescriptionHow do you see Britain?
That might depend on your point of view, and as long time British foreign correspondent, Michael Peel has come to understand, it can look very different from outside. It’s tempting to think of the UK as a fundamentally stable and successful nation. But events of the past few years,…
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Blog Tour Calendar: What Everyone Knows About Britain, by Michael Peel
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Reblogged post that I agree with
Is punishing migrants genuinely worth your own human rights?
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Review: Reinventing Democracy, by David Kauders
Ninety per cent of electors want political reform. But how to escape the mess? Britain should adopt a federal structure with a written constitution and an elected apolitical People’s Council replacing autocratic and ineffective bodies. Reinventing Democracy grew out of a series of private meetings involving the author, a respected investment manager, notably one that exposed the hidden costs of…
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Blog tour calendar: Palamedes PR
This is a bit different from my usual tour. I’ll be hosting an interview with Anthony Harvison of Palamedes PR.
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TBR/TBL pile review: Alien Clay, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Tor8 March 20249781035013746400 pages Audiobook narrated by Ben Allen
Synopsis
They travelled into the unknown and left themselves behind . . .On the distant world of Kiln lie the ruins of an alien civilization. It’s the greatest discovery in humanity’s spacefaring history – yet who were its builders and where did they go?Professor Arton Daghdev had always wanted to study alien life up close.…
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Review: Lords of Uncreation, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Published in paperback by Tor11 April 20249781529052008624 pages
Synopsis
From Adrian Tchaikovsky, author of Children of Time and winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, Lords of Uncreation is the final high-octane instalment in the Final Architecture space opera trilogy.He’s found a way to end their war, but will humanity survive to see it?Idris Telemmier has uncovered a secret that changes…
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Subscribers Special: One Of Our Assessors is Missing, by Rosemarie Cawkwell
Hello, it’s the second Sunday of the month and this is the April instalment of my little story.
Maria ponders the existence of a secret base.
Chapter three – Maria
Maria got to their feet, muscles stiff and complaining after so long in high altitude flight, head whirling from the burst of radio waves and mostly empty stomach threatening to empty itself all over the chilly stones of the landing…
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Blog tour calendar: Reinventing Democracy by David Kauders
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Blog tour calendar: Lords of Uncreation, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
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Review: Sanctuary of the Shadow, by Aurora Ascher
28th March 2024 | Hardback | Bantam | £18.99
Enter the circus at your own risk… and discover the greatest show on earth in this explosive
and darkly magical fantasy novel.For humans, the circus is a place filled with wonder and amazement. For Harrow, it’s a place to hide
from those who slaughtered her entire clan. Disguising her abilities as part of her act has kept her
true identity safe for…
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Review: The Rabbits, by A.A. Milne
Publication date November 2023Price £9.99ISBN-13 978178842459
DescriptionThe adventures of a group of friends, pre-war, with far too much time on their hands. The Rabbits, as they call themselves, are Archie Mannering, hissister Myra, Samuel Simpson, Thomas of the Admiralty, Dahlia Blair and the narrator, with occasional guests. Their conversation is almost entirely frivolous, their activity…
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Review: Girl Unmasked, by Emily Katy
Publication date Thursday, March28, 2024Price £18.99EAN\ISBN-13 9781800961395Hardback 288 pages
DescriptionTo the outside world, Emily looks like a typical girl, with a normal family, living an ordinary life. But inside, Emily does not feel typical, and the older she gets, the more she realises that she is different.As she finally discovers when she is 16, Emily is autistic. Girl Unmasked is the…
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Review: Captain Vlad and the Mary Rose, by Kate and Sam Cunningham
Formats available: PaperbackFirst published: 01/04/24Series: A Flea in HistoryISBN: 9780993338237
Description
King Henry VIII’s favourite ship, the Mary Rose, is sailing to Portsmouth to stop a French invasion. This should be the easy part of the journey, but for Captain Vlad flea and his crew of rats, the humans and their pets create dangers on every deck.
Join Vlad and Roxton rat as they…
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Blog tour calendar: Captain Vlad and the Mary Rose, by Kate and Sam Cunningham
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Blog tour calendar: The Rabbits, by A.A.Milne
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Blog Tour Calendar: Girl Unmasked, by Emily Katy
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