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1.		Animal's People from Pocket Books Price: £4.77 Customer Review: This book was so original and rivetting that I read it all through the night and the next day. One of the best books I've read for ages - extremely moving, colourful, strange, really made me concentrate and think. But very funny too.	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

2.		On Chesil Beach from Jonathan Cape Ltd Price: £6.91 Customer Review: A very sad and sensitively written story, a young woman's innocence and naivety was to change the course of a couple's life irretrievably; when all it had needed was a little reassurance from her lover. Edward and Florence young well educated and both virgins when they married are the... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

3.		Darkmans from HarperPerennial Price: £5.79 Customer Review: This is one of the most boring books I've ever read. The constant (about 3 times in every paragraph) use of brackets is really off putting (the author constantly points out the obvious) and hugely irritating and pointless (she uses these to include information that has no need to be in brackets). I... more info	Customer Rating: 3.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

4.		The Road Home from Vintage Price: £3.86 Customer Review: Hey guys , I read the book but from my own experience in learning a foreign language i found it a bit too strange for Lev to learn english so quickly as he learned . I mean , at first he couldnt even speak but after a short time he was fluent in the language already ?	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

5.		On Chesil Beach from Vintage Price: £4.18 Customer Review: Edward and Florence - intelligent and well educated, yet unable to communicate and express their fears and expectations regarding married love. This lack of communication leads to unspoken misunderstandings that, in turn, inevitably destroy all that could have been. Ian McEwan's descriptive writing... more info	Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

6.		What Was Lost from Tindal Street Press Price: £6.29 Customer Review: 'What Was Lost' is Catherine O'Flynn's debut award-winning novel, which tells the story of Kate Meaney who mysteriously goes missing in 1984 and the resonance this has when, some twenty years later, she reappears on a CCTV camera in Green Oaks Shopping Centre. The novel considers the butterfly... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

7.		Engleby from Vintage Price: £4.84 Customer Review: Sebastian Faulks has taken a daring step with his latest novel, taking the reader deeper then his previous novels. Faulks opens the door into the mind of the eccentric and aloof Mike Engleby, forcing you to step into a world which often leaves you feeling uneasy and perplexed. Full of satirical... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

8.		Notes from an Exhibition from HarperPerennial Price: £3.86 Customer Review: First of Patrick Gale's novels that I've read and found it a very 'gentle' read, even though the subject matter was anything but gentle. A story of family life and family deaths and, at the centre, Rachel - the mother, forever wrestling with her own demons, for as well as being a gifted artist, she... more info	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

9.		The Inheritance of Loss from Penguin Customer Review: I hated it. It was so utterly miserable. Unrelieved misery. I don't do miserable reads any more. My life is too short.	Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

10.		The Outcast from Vintage Price: £2.99 Customer Review: If you ever feel you are too happy this is the book for you! Badly written two-dimensional stereotypical characters in a totally depressing story. Do not recommend at all	Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

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