Books & Films
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Book Review – Where the Crawdads Sing
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By Delia Owens For years, rumors of the "Marsh Girl" have haunted Barkley Cove, a quiet town on the North Carolina coast. So in late 1969, when the ...

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Cranleigh Film Club
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Cranleigh Film Club is a community-based club with a membership limited to 120. They aim to provide a balanced programme of distinctive films from around the ...

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New Book Launched About Solar Missions – Peter Bond
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The latest book by local award-winning science writer Peter Bond, entitled Solar Surveyors: Observing the Sun from Space, has just been published by Springer. ...

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Book Review – Women of Troy – Pat Barker
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Troy has fallen. The Greeks have won their vicious war. They can return home victorious, stuffed with their spoils: their pilfered gold, robbed weapons, ...

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Book Review – Book Lovers – Emily Henry
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One summer. Two foes. A plot twist they never saw coming! Nora is a ruthless literary agent at the peak of her game. Her whole life is all about books. ...

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Book Review – Her Majesty: A Photographic History – Chris Warwick and Reuel Golden
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Born in 1926, married in 1947, crowned as Queen in 1953, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has fulfilled her duties for over six decades. TASCHEN commemorates ...

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Book Review – The Last Firefox – Lee Newbery and Laura Catalan
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An encouraging story about family, friendship and discovering your inner flame. Between bullies at school and shifting times at home, Charlie Challinor ...

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Book Review – Loki: A Bad God’s Guide to Being Good – Louie Stowell
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Wry, comical and very endearing diary-style story packed with doodles about the annoyance the god of mischief Loki feels at having to live out life stuck in ...

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Book Review – Little Bear’s Spring – By Elli Woolard & Briony May Smith
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Little Bear's Spring is a wonderful reminder for all of just how delightful the natural world is, and that, oftentimes, the improbable of friendships are the ...

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Book Review – How Much The Heart Can Hold – Multiple Authors
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Love is not just a single premise. In this collection, multiple award winning authors look at seven versions of love. From Philautia, loving oneself, to Agape ...

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Book Review – Diddly Squat – Jeremy Clarkson
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Welcome to Jeremy's farm. It's an picturesque spot, offering charming views across the Cotswolds, lively hedgerows, woodlands and natural springs. Jeremy ...

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Book Review – One More For Christmas – Shane Benzie
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The latest Christmas novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Wedding in December. Gayle is a very effective and ambitious businesswoman, but ...

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