Katie Who Can Read

When I was about eleven, I started adapting Enid Blyton's First Term at Malory Towers into script form, in a small Lion King notebook. I...

I've started listening to audiobooks from BorrowBox and Libby library apps, while on the bus to work. This was my most recent - a very...

It's been a while since I last updated the blog, and I've now been working in London for almost two months. For the first six or sev...

The story so far: The Farseer and Tawny Man trilogies Fool's Assassin Fool's Quest As the final book, not only of th...

It's been a while since I've written a personal update post on the blog, but this week I've got some exciting news. I...

Fitz and the Fool: Book 2 Fool's Assassin  was a leisurely, bittersweet and foreboding but mostly cosy exploration of Fitz's ...

Fitz and the Fool: Book 1 Note: you really need to have read The Farseer and Tawny Man trilogies to get the full appreciation of this one...

It can be a risky thing to return to a book series you loved a decade ago. Time and distance can change your perspective; sometimes it can g...

I've been reluctant to admit it, but the last few years my interest in Doctor Who has started to wane. I can trace the decline in fanati...

Here I am, right on schedule to pronounce my judgement on the latest Anne of Green Gables adaptation, Netflix's Anne With An E. In the ...