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: The Happiness Revolution
The Happiness Revolution - A Manifesto for living your best life. This thought-provoking and practical self help book is the collaboration of two experts in the field of mental ill-health Dr Andy Cope and Professor Paul McGee. Read my full review...
Book Review: Clothes… and other things that matter
We all love clothes, but why do we wear the things we wear? Why do we keep some items longer than others? Former Editor of British Vogue magazine Alexandra Shulman shares a fascinating history and observations.
Book Review: Scars by Dan Scottow
If you love a good psycho thriller then Scars by Dan Scottow is definitely for you. Read my review of this creepy, heart pumping new book.
Book Review: American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
New York Times and Sunday Times Bestselling novel American Dirt is a fiction thriller that highlights the real-life plight of many migrants. Read Dave's book review...
Book Review: The Lies I Tell by Joel Hames
I have a gripping, page turning psychological thriller to share with you today. The Lies I Tell by Joel Hames will make you re-think your online profile and clamp down your security settings...
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.
