Book Reviews
Below are all the Book Reviews from Touring Tales Books. We love Touring in our Motorhome, reading books and sharing our top picks. If you're looking for ideas for your next book read, we have you covered.
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Book Review: This Much Huxley Knows
Meet Huxley, a sweet, kind and mischievous 7 year old boy. Read my book review of this contemporary new fiction told from Huxley's view of the world.
Book Review: Making It by Jay Blades
Jay Blades found fame on TV's Money For Nothing and The Repair Shop, but behind the scenes is a tale of triumph over adversity.
Book Review: Deeper Into The Wood
Today I've joined the Book Blog Tour to share a book review of Deeper Into The Wood by Ruth Pavey.
Book Review: Notes From a Small Island
Bill Bryson's Notes from a Small Island is a travel memoir I've been meaning to read for some time. A delightful, easy to read travel memoir, highlighting the eccentric ways of us Brits.
Book Review: The Old Ducks’ Club
Today's Book Review is for fans of feel-good summer fiction. This delightful story of 'women of the certain age' is funny and just perfect summer reading.
Stealing The Spanish Princess – Detective Crime
Read my book review of this murder/mystery full of twists and plot changes set in the world of Art Crime.
Sew On The Go – A Maker’s Journey
Have you ever dreamed of quitting your job and setting off on the open road to pursue your creativity? We have here at Touring Tales. Read our Book Review of Travel Memoir Sew On The Go, where Mary Jane Baxter does just that...
Book Review: And It’s A Beautiful Day – A Fargo Companion
It's a Beautiful Day - The Oscar Winning Fargo Movie Companion Book published in celebration of the films 25th Anniversary in 2021. Read Dave's Book Review
Book Review: Breathe by Elena Kravchenko
On Boxing Day 2004, the world woke to the devastating news of a massive Tsunami that had hit Western Thailand. Today, Dave shares a book review of Breathe, a fictional tale based on this tragic event.
Book Review: The Woman in the White Kimono
My book club's April book read was The Woman in the White Kimono by Ana Johns. Inspired by true stories. Read my review...
