How Did Life End Up With Us is the book you’ll wish you’d read when you studied science at school. It sits somewhere between a text book and a story, giving readers the “why” and the “how” behind all those theories we are just supposed to accept. We’re talking the Big Bang right through to…
Despite a plethora of parenting books telling us how to cope with newborns, there is very little out there to help as children get a little older. In particular, the transition into adulthood is difficult. Relationships between children and parents have to change. We can no longer assume that mum knows best, since our offspring…
Are you in the market for a romance that is such a slow-burner that it takes two books to get going? Look no further than The Fixer by Lee Winter. The protagonists are a classic case of opposites attract. First we have Eden Lawless. An activist with a yearning to do the right thing, at…
Anyone who learned French at school will recognise the idiosyncrasies of the language when compared to English. On first glance, it’s a relatively easy language to learn. Getting to grips with the accent poses more of a problem. But when it comes to being understood, most of us can give it a good go. The…
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Think back to the most memorable presents you’ve given or received. The chances are, they were deeply personal. Often, they involve photos. There’s nothing quite like a photo book for reliving happy memories. Yet these days, most of us are guilty of not printing off our photos. I am certainly a culprit. It has been…
There’s nothing quite so engaging for children as a personalised book. It’s easy to tune out when you’re reading, or listening to someone read. Drift off into a different world and not really concentrate on what you’re doing. The one thing that always brings you back down to earth though is hearing or reading your…