A newsletter for people who love reading—because life's too short for bad books.
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Beth Brower's Desert Island Books
Featuring a childhood favourite, and a series she adores with all of her story-loving heart...
Not yet read Beth Brower’s brilliant The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion? Well, my friend, you’re in for an absolute treat. I first came acr...
Eugenia Ladra's Desert Island Books
Featuring her favourite Uruguayan book, and the novel she's completely obsessed with...
Well, I suppose the one good thing about being ill (and I’m really having to dig deep to find one—because I have been absolutely floored by this bloody...
Dawn O'Porter's Desert Island Books
Featuring the book that made her want to be a writer, and the classic she thinks everyone should read...
I loved Dawn O'Porter long before I met her. Like many millennials, her Stylist column was the highlight of my week when I used to liv...
Claire Powell's Desert Island Books
Featuring a much loved classic, and an unbearably moving novel...
Gosh, isn’t it just bloody brilliant to pick up a book, and genuinely not want to put it down? To happily leave your phone in another room, so you’re not distracted by Insta...
Cecile Pin's Desert Island Books
And an exclusive extract of her gorgeous essay, I Picture An Island...
I’ve got two weeks left in London before I fly back to Bondi for six weeks, and I’m more than ready for salt water, early nights, and routine. Blessed, blessed routine,...
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Award-winning book blogger, writer, bibliotherapist, library curator and reading retreat host. Total book bore. Prosecco fiend.
Sunday Times bestselling author. Mum of boys, dogs, cats, and a tortoise. Co-founder of Choose Love. Masterchef Finalist. ‘Hungry Eyes' out NOW.
Beth Brower is the author of The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Volumes 1-8 (and counting!), The Q, The Queen's Gambit, The Ruby Prince, The Wanderer's Mark, and The Beast of Ten.
Non-fiction author of three books, journalist for nationals, a viral poet, Sunday Times-bestselling ghostwriter and creative entrepreneur.
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