This book is getting me through my killer cold. A grade procedural police drama!

"Polar exploration is at once the cleanest and most isolated way of having a bad time which has been devised."

Love the way this book plays with reader interaction. Makes it feel like a real relationship with the author, as if you're texting a funny friend you want to impress.

This book should be required reading for humans.

Books with recipes just get me.

It's about a girl's obsession with sharks, but so much more besides. I keep flipping between the pages, trying to choose a favourite image and failing. My graphic novel pick of the year so far.

No *your* library records are a cause for concern.

Enjoying the plot of this mystery. This is my "but what has happened to [redacted]" face.

Boarding schools and bitching, with some adult angst thrown in. I like to think this is a sort of sequel to the boarding school novels I was so fascinated by as a child. Less about tuck boxes, more about drugs and dark secrets.

Emma Cline has a flip phone and six siblings. Also she is really funny and now I love her.

One for the "smart books by smart ladies" shelf. This is a chick I could totally go for drinks with.

So freaking good. Don't want it to end!

I'm always feverish for a medical thriller and this has everything I need. Just enough science to feel legit and plenty of twists to keep me up past my bedtime.

Nick Cave blurb? Sold.

I am excited about this. All I need now is for the power to go out.

Kinsley can do no wrong.

I'm getting nothing done at the moment because I can't stop reading this. This gives good werewolf. ❤️❤️❤️🌕🌕🌕❤️❤️❤️

Loving Gracie's shade. 😯

I have high hopes for this, the writer is behind the Fargo TV series.

When I opened his cremation container, I found a man who could be best be described as "boggy". Royce was a vivid green, like the color of a 1950s Cadillac.

Pyjamas, blanket, new book!

"I had to eat by myself every night at the big shark-skin table in the dining room, while they shouted at each other in the next room about Mummy and her paintings (most of them portrayed Daddy as an evil centaur)."

I'm too old for the title but not for the sentiments.

"Something old and evil had happened here..."

I'd never thought much about sheep beyond lamb chops or knitwear but this memoir of a life with the woolly wanderers changed all that. This is a book about family and the natural world and having a vocation that's buried deep in your bones.