Advantages: An extraordinary tale told very well, with painstaking research and detail Disadvantages: None to speak of
Two murders took place in Edwardian England less than two years apart, one in the south-east and the other in the north-east. At first glance they seemed to have nothing to do with each other, but many years later a link between them was hinted at, though ...
Advantages: A gripping and often terrifying read. Disadvantages: Willing suspension of disbelief is at times very difficult
This is the most bizarre book I have ever read.
It concerns a group of 'unconventional' teachers in a Pennsylvanian High School. A group of teachers that no sane parents would let their children within a hundred miles of.
Enter the School Principal, ...
Advantages: Sound Examples. Easy to comprehend. Disadvantages: Lacks depth
Catherine Elliott is one of my favourite legal authors. I find the chapters well arranged. The paragraphs make for simple reading. There are sound examples. The thing I like about Catherine Elliott is how she manages to draw from a wide range of sources a ...
