REVIEW: How Celeste Ng’s terrifying and enthralling new dystopian novel Our Missing Hearts has “a real-life precedent”
''What would you do if you saw wrongs happening to other people?''
What to read in November, according to The Weekly: Our Missing Hearts, Carrie Soto Is Back, and more great reads
These are the books that will see you through summer.
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REVIEW: How Fiona McFarlane was inspired by the “disquieting beauty” of an Australian country town when writing The Sun Walks Down
''It's full of the many people and voices that make up our history.''
What to read in October, according to The Weekly: The Sun Walks Down, Sister Stardust, and more great reads
Because who doesn't love a good book?
REVIEW: “It’s a dangerous time to be a clever woman.”: Set in the 1400s, there remains “something very topical” about Emma Harcourt’s The Brightest Star
''Luna questions everything and in the process she discovers her own voice and embraces it.''
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What to read in September, according to The Weekly: The Brightest Star, Bone Memories, and more great reads
Because who doesn't love a good book?
What to read in August, according to The Weekly: The House of Fortune, Memphis, Rose, and more great reads
There's something for every type of book worm.
REVIEW: Geraldine Brooks’ sharp and soulful novel Horse was penned during a period of grief
''I had only completed about half the novel when he died.''
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What to read in July, according to The Weekly: Horse, The Ghost Tattoo, and more great reads
There's something for every kind of reader.
What to read in April, according to The Weekly: Lessons In Chemistry, The Paris Bookseller and more great reads
What to read when you can't decide for yourself.