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Review Category: Book Review
Books reviewed by the BFS
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The haunted house is a stock setting in gothic fiction, instantly familiar to readers in and…
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In Amoria, the great glass city, Naila is a prospective mage of the Academy of Amoria.…
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Cahan du Nahere was Cowl-Rai, chosen as a god’s saviour, though he shunned that future and…
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Fourteen short stories examining possible near and distant futures set in the aftermath of our fossil…
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Like all second-born daughters, Cerise was given to the Temple at birth and trained for life…
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After waiting for years, it is delightful to catch up with characters that have almost become…
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The Knife and The Serpent is a fun read. It’s light-hearted, doesn’t take itself too seriously…
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Remy Canta arrives home to discover that Tirani is not alone. She was not expecintg any…
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The Bell Witches marks a turn to a new genre by Lindsey Kelk, who is well…
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I’m delighted that Philip Reeve has produced another MORTAL ENGINES novel. This one is perhaps even…