Katie Who Can Read

It's a beautiful day here on the Isle of Wight, and I've spent the last two days in the garden with my nose in Harry Potter and the...

It was the summer of 2003. My dad was the first person on the Isle of Wight to pre-order the fifth Harry Potter book, happening to be in...

If Azkaban was when the wizarding world of Harry Potter* started to change, Goblet of Fire marks the real turning point. After the Quiddit...

Contains some spoilers (just in case you've survived this long unspoiled!) After J. K. Rowling's first two fun and magical boardin...

With just a few weeks to go before Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 is released into the cinemas, I decided to pick up the serie...

Five years ago, Jamie’s sister Rose was killed in a terrorist attack in London. He doesn’t really remember Rose, because he was only five at...

I've decided to review the concluding two books in the Anne of Green Gables series in a single post, as I've already said a lot ...

Karen Clarke was always a good girl, a top-class languages student who lived a sensible, dull life, with a sensible, dull boyfriend and sens...

but maybe some day. This post was inspired by the lovely Nomes at Inkcrush  who asked: how many books [do] you own but have not read? Now, ...

Due to both library copies being missing, I had a long gap between reading Uglies and its sequel Pretties. I ended up finally getting to re...