I can never thank the person who recommended this book enough. The two parallel love stories contain more feeling and reality than a sackful of modern 'chick-lit' romances.

I love everything about this book. Adah provides one of the most interesting and intricate narrative voices I have read.

Seriously Creepy. Not to be read while under the influence of anything. This is a book that will keep you up all night reading, and only partly because you don't want to turn out the lights.

Forget what you've heard. Forget Colin Firth. This is one of the most enduring love stories written. I will admit to muttering at the book with frustration every time Elizabeth and Darcy missed.

I picked this up in the airport looking for a distraction. I found Roy's style of writing enchanting and was deeply touched by this book. Only read it if you have the time to think about it.

Packing more imagination than the latest Sci-fi blockbuster these books are beyond description. Once you do read them you'll find yourself seeking others who have just to share the in jokes.

Prentice McHoan has had some interesting experiences in his life, notably his hilarious sexual experience in a car. While at times seemingly without purpose the book draws together as it progresses.

It's official. Children are scary.

Like a giant magpie let loose Alan Fletcher has gathered a multitude of pictures, random facts, anecdotes, musings, designs and sketches on issues from pattern to chance.

Don't be put off by the science, it's easily explained in simple terms. Fascinating insight into scientists of all ages. Very good for impressing people with.

A slightly bonkers and at times terrifying image of a world in which the Allies lost the war. Hard going but worth it.

Worth the hype. Incredibly well written and intriguing insight into the mind of a boy with Aspergers.

I found certain issues raised in this book shocking and difficult to stomach. The final vision of deathrow as reality tv is chilling in its inevitable possibility..