Katie Who Can Read

12.10PM Yesterday's Bout of Books did not produce amazing results for me, but at least I finally finished that Lovecraft boo...

One year ago, the McNamara family left their home in England to start a new life in New Zealand. It seemed the perfect opportunity for a ...

Sometimes you only have to pick up a book to know it's going to be something special. I'd never heard of Carol Rifka Brunt's ...

I don't often buy books on impulse, and I rarely buy books from the 9-12 age group, but in Waterstone's the other day I made an exce...

Readalong part one: Chapters 1-25 Although I have read Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre at least three times each, I had never read anythin...

Hothouse Flower is another Richard and Judy Book Club choice, and the seemingly obligatory "green one" with a cover design of hedg...

When Tom's mother is recovering from breast cancer, she takes him to London to visit his grandmother. While upstairs, Tom is aware of th...

Fixing Delilah isn't even available to buy in the UK yet, but thanks to the wonders of the internet I was able to order a US copy of the...

Cecelia Ahern is best-known for her romantic tear-jerker, P.S. I Love You, which was made into a film starring Hilary Swank and Gerard Butle...

I probably would not have heard about Twenty Boy Summer if it had not been brought to my attention a couple of weeks ago during the Speak Lo...

THE FIRST TEN LIES THEY TELL YOU IN HIGH SCHOOL 1. We are here to help you. 2. You will have enough time to get to your class before the be...

The second in the Richard and Judy Book Club, exclusive to WHSmith (although Waterstones have a suspicious display of New Fiction with the e...

For my twelfth birthday present, my Nanna went into her local bookshop and asked the assistant what she would recommend for me, and was dire...