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A character-driven book with interesting characters and clever dialogue that can make anyone fall off their seat laughing, writes Marli Spriggs

Madhuri Shekar is an innovative playwright whose book will keep you on the edge of your seat, Marli Spriggs writes

The Death of Ivan Ilyich was written shortly after Leo Tolstoy’s conversion to Christianity , writes Marli Spriggs

The genuine progression in The Colour Purple of the characters as well as their relations with each other, is fresh and imaginative, writes Marli Spriggs

Purple Hibiscus is a great book for anyone interested in African literature and female empowerment, writes Marli Spriggs

Marli Spriggs reviews how a South Korean woman’s refusal to eat meat tests the rigid social conventions followed by her family

Six of Crows is a spellbinding read split into the alternating perspectives of a diverse group of misfits involved in a grand heist

“1984” presented a strong case for Marli Spriggs to challenge conventions she typically would not examine

The faeries in “The Folk of the Air“ are not the type most of us met in our fairytales as young children

No matter what you are looking for in a book, “Anna Karenina” is an impressive choice