Hello everyone and welcome to one of my favourite challenges – The British Books Challenge which I have been participating in for quite some time now. This year it continues to be hosted by the lovely Michelle over at Tales of Yesterday – to find out more information and to sign up yourself please visit her page HERE.
The British Books Challenge is about supporting the work of British authors and the aim is to read twelve books a year (one a month). I’ve had great success with this in the past and I’m hoping to have another brilliant year reading fiction/non-fiction from our talented British authors. Please see below for my reviews of any British Books I have read so far, which I will continue to update as and when I finish them.
The Keeper Of Lost Things – Ruth Hogan
The Missing Girl – Jenny Quintana
In Search Of Solace – Emily Mackie
Which Reminded Her, Later – Jon McGregor
Books And Roses – Helen Oyeyemi
Crimes Against Magic – Steve McHugh
The Apple Tree – Daphne du Maurier
Six Stories (Six Stories #1) – Matt Wesolowski
The Voyage Of The Dawn Treader – C.S. Lewis
The Ocean At The End Of The Lane – Neil Gaiman
The Coffin Path – Katherine Clements
Come A Little Closer – Rachel Abbott
Anatomy Of A Scandal – Sarah Vaughan
The Gracekeepers – Kirsty Logan
The Lie Tree – Frances Hardinge
Why The Yew Tree Lives So Long – Kate Mosse
The Child’s Problem – Reggie Oliver
Another Day In The Death Of America – Gary Younge
The Witchfinder’s Sister – Beth Underdown
The Sweetness At The Bottom Of The Pie (Flavia de Luce #1) – Alan Bradley
I Once Knew A Poem Who Wore A Hat – Emma Purshouse and Catherine Pascall Moore
Come And Find Me (DI Marnie Rome #5) – Sarah Hilary
The Girl Of Ink And Stars – Kiran Millwood Hargrave
The Beginning Of The World In The Middle Of The Night – Jen Campbell
Hideous Creatures – S.E. Lister
Into The Trees – Robert Williams
Charlotte Bronte – A Life – Claire Harman
Drift Stumble Fall – M. Jonathan Lee
Bookworm: A Memoir Of Childhood Reading – Lucy Mangan
Four Hundred Rabbits – Simon Levack
The Pursuit Of Ordinary – Nigel Jay Cooper
Stranger In My Heart – Mary Monro
Our Kind Of Cruelty – Araminta Hall
H Is For Hawk – Helen Macdonald
The Wildflowers – Harriet Evans
The Coincidence Of The Arts – Martin Amis
The Sealwoman’s Gift – Sally Magnusson
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman
Blood And Chocolate – Annette Curtis Klause
F*** You Very Much: The Surprising Truth About Why People Are So Rude – Danny Wallace
