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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

Laura Hays’s novel, The Bean Baile: A Coffaehouse Story, was partly inspired by the fantastic setting of St David’s

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

Hamilton played host to a right royal children’s reading festival that had a connection to the coronation of King Charles III. Crowns and tiaras were the order of the day as youngsters were encouraged to enjoy the Victoria Park event dressed as their...

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

Clara Fay has planned to spend her retirement years writing books. Mark of A Crescent Moon is her first novel

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

Essays written by Warwick Academy primary students in 2007 to mark Earth Day have been turned into a new book by Neletha Butterfield

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

A spellbinding virtual reality adventure that will dazzle ‘80s fans and engross video game lovers