Great start but lame ending
Groosham Grange (Groosham Grange 1) by Anthony Horowitz
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Inconsistent world-building, all characters speak with American idioms
Rebels of the Sands by Alwyn Hamilton
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Brilliantly written, great story of winning against all odds
The Outcasts: Brotherband Chronicles, Book 1 (The Brotherband Chronicles) by John Flannagan
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Contrived, shallow, not particularly funny
Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella
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Lovely period romance
A Gentleman Always Remembers (Willowmere) by Candace Camp
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Unbelievable and insipid
Call me wild (romance novel) by Robin Kaye
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Generic common-sense wrapped into new buzz words
The Lean Startup by Eric Reis
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Delightful children's book with awesome illustrations
Rahi and the Maya Jaal by Rohit Nayak
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A hitchhiking guide to the nomadic spirit
From Heaven Lake by Vikram Seth
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Brilliant dialog, profound yet light, excellent murder mystery plot
Oscar Wilde and the candlelight murders by Gyles Brandreth
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Decent book, but too much irrelevant details
Annapurna a woman's place by Arlene Blum
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Beyond the ken of mortal men, beneath the wind and waves...
The Sign of the Sea-Horse by Graeme Base
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Heavy-duty on mountaineering as well as emotions
Everest: Expedition to the ultimate by Reinhold Messner
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Quaint yet steamy medieval romance novel
Ransom My Heart by Meg Cabot
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Light hearted fun and romance
The Boy Next Door by Meg Cabot
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Poetic, takes you to a different world!
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
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Window into early nineteenth century England
Bride of Science: Romance, Reason, and Byron's Daughter by Benjamin Woolley
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Disappointing email-format chick-lit
Every Boy's Got One by Meg Cabot
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Very well written modern chick-lit
Playground Mafia by Sarah Tucker
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Disappointing, no attention to detail
Paths of Glory by Jeffrey Archer
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A "different" kind of detective novel, alright!
Blue Shoes and Happiness by Alexander McCall Smith
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Gripping narration: you feel the terror and the pain and the heroism as if you were there
Touching the Void by Joe Simpson
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Imaginative, eloquent – a flowing, easy read for kids and adults alike
Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Salman Rushdie
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Good, positive publicity for the subject, but too narrow and repetitive
Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage by Jenny Block
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A very personal quest – eloquent, non-judgmental, moving
Dreams from My Father by Barack Obama
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Poignant, wistful, evocative
Fiesta: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
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Pretentious
Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
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"Spiritual" outpourings of a self-proclaimed agnostic – could have been shorter
Limping to the Centre of the World by Timeri Murari
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Excellent cough syrup... er.. tonic for when you're down in the dumps!
Girl Alone by Rupa Gulab
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Silly, disjointed text, average illustrations
Good night moon (children's picture book) by Margaret Wise Brown
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Excellent illustrations, great book!
Mama, Do You Love Me? by Barbara M. Joosse
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Most enchanting novel set in "Olde English" times
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
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Excruciatingly drawn out – too much for light chick-lit
Pillow Talk by Freya North
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Wonderful book, written very matter-of-factly
High Adventure by Edmund Hillary
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Delightful satire set in the hills of Italy
Cooking with Fernet Branca by James Hamilton-Paterson
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