The Secret Runners of New York

The Secret Runners of New York book review The Secret Runners of New York written by Matthew Reilly review by todd kuchel review 5 STARS  5/5 Skye Rogers recently moved to New York with her mother, step-father and brother, Red, leaving behind her...

The Wattle Seed Inn

Following the success of The Farm at Peppertree Crossing, Leonie Kelsall continues to capture hearts with her second rural romance novel, The Wattle Seed Inn.

Book Review: Library of Souls

  Library of Souls, by Ransom Riggs The third novel of the Miss Peregrine’s peculiar children series   After being deceived by Miss Peregrine’s evil brother Caul, Jacob and Emma follow the trail of their kidnapped friends to Devil’s...

Ferris

Ferris is a feelgood story by Kate DiCamillo, the beloved author of ‘Because of Winn-Dixie,’ amongst many other titles.

Book Review: Chase

Chase by Linwood Barclay This international bestselling author serves up another genuine thriller with bite.       Chipper, a dog upgraded with the brain capacity of a ten year old child as part of a multi-million dollar experiment...

Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

Children of Blood and Bone Written by Tomi Adeyemi   BOOK REVIEW BY TODD KUCHEL Eleven years ago, King Saran orchestrated a raid; slaughtering the Maji to eliminate all magic. Stripped of their destiny, their children, ‘the diviners’ are...

Lenny’s book of everything

  Lenny's Book of Everything Written by Karen Foxlee   BOOK REVIEW BY TODD KUCHEL Lenny Spink has a brother named Davey who has something peculiar that just isn’t quite right, he won’t stop growing. With their mother working two...

Map of Days

MAP OF DAYS WRITTEN BY RANSOM RIGGS 4...

Jaws by Peter Benchley

    Jaws by Peter Benchley BOOK REVIEW BY TODD KUCHEL I’ve read a lot of great books this summer, but it was a classic that I feel deserves acknowledgement … Peter Benchley’s first novel, JAWS. Everyone knows the...

A New England Affair by Steven Carroll

A New England Affair Written by Steven Carroll   BOOK REVIEW BY TODD KUCHEL During a night of amateur theatre in 1913, Emily Bale, a twenty two year old with theatrical aspirations and 25 year old Tom Eliot,...

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