Why this Greek myth retelling with a queer romance at its core will suit any reading taste.
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‘We Have Always Been Here:’ A Soul-Stirring Pride Month Read
How a Pakistani woman redefines home, re-embraces faith, and reinvents her identity
5 Books to Help You Celebrate This Pride Month
What better time of the year to get stuck into an LGBTQ+ book than Pride Month? Every year since 1970 — when the first ever Pride event took place in New York City — June has been a month of pride celebrations, marches, and commemorations. In 2021 a lot of events may be stalled inContinue reading “5 Books to Help You Celebrate This Pride Month”
‘Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake’ Isn’t Just A Sugary Sweet Romance
Like a Mary Berry approved bake, there’s a bit of a kick to it.
How ‘Notes on Grief’ Made Me Face My Greatest Fear
Nayanika Saikia reviews Ngozi Adichie’s essay on grief and analyses its relevance to our daily lives.
‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ Is A Masterclass In Nature Writing
Let yourself transported to the fishing village of Barkley Cove in Delia Owens’s acclaimed novel.
‘Hot British Boyfriend’ Made Me Relive My Teenage Years
Vicariously studying abroad and making bad romantic choices all over again.
Michael Rosen’s ‘Many Different Kinds of Love’ Is Essential Pandemic Reading
Did I really want to read about the pandemic during the pandemic? Like many, reading is an escape for me, so in the middle of a pandemic this book didn’t immediately attract me.
10 Exciting Book Releases Coming This June
A custom-made list of upcoming book releases, especially for Coffee Time Reviews readers. Which one will you pick?
‘Ariadne’ Gives Voice to Women Suffering for Men’s Misdeeds
This Greek myth retelling gives a voice to the heroine Ariadne. Warning: don’t read this book in one day. Here’s why.
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