Tag Archives | UK author
The Ghost
Adam Lang, ex-Prime Minister, is writing his memoirs. Or to be more honest, he needs a ghostwriter. Someone to do […]
Posted on 14 July 2014 | By Fence | 2 responses
Tigerman
Lester Ferris has seen a lot and done a lot in his life. A sergeant in the British Army he […]
Posted on 12 July 2014 | By Fence | Leave a response
The Copper Promise
Gallo has grown bored of waiting for his companions, Wydrin aka The Copper Cat and Sebastian the ex Ynnsmouth knight, […]
Posted on 4 July 2014 | By Fence | Leave a response
The Owl Service
Alison and Roger have come to Wales on a holiday with their parent and respective step-parent. Roger’s father and Alison’s […]
Posted on 29 April 2014 | By Fence | Leave a response
Clever dog
illus. by Jo van Kampen. I’ll admit that I’ve watched a fair amount of Cesar Milan and his dog whispering, […]
Posted on 27 April 2014 | By Fence | 2 responses
Some kind of fairy tale
Twenty years ago Tara Martin went missing. She simply went out one day and never came home. Her boyfriend at […]
Posted on 12 April 2014 | By Fence | 8 responses
What makes this book so great
My first non-fiction book of 2014! And it is a book all about books. The best sort of book I […]
Posted on 10 April 2014 | By Fence | 3 responses
The Hundred and One Dalmatians
Life for Mr and Mrs Dearly and their dogs, Pongo and Misses, is going well. They live near Regent’s Park […]
Posted on 29 March 2014 | By Fence | 6 responses
Wolves
I totally agree with that old saying “never judge a book by its cover”, but more often than not it […]
Posted on 22 February 2014 | By Fence | 6 responses
The Ransom of Dond
Illustrated by Pam Smy Darra lives on the island of Inniscaul is a small island off the coast of Eriu, […]
Posted on 10 February 2014 | By Fence | Leave a response
A Pelican at Blandings
Blandings Castle #11 Clarance, the ninth Earl of Emsworth is enjoying life. The pride of his life, Empress of Blandings […]
Posted on 2 February 2014 | By Fence | 2 responses
Michael Rosen’s Sad Book
illustrated by Quentin Blake This book opens with a picture of the author, smiling. The words tell a different story. […]
