This is a book that I clearly downloaded as it seemed like a cheery wee memoir of someone I had no idea who they were but I genuinely...
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51 - Sous Chef - Michael Gibney
I really, really enjoyed this book. It’s written in the in second person narrative which puts you right in the thick of it and makes ...
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48. Bittersweet Blessing - Ashley Salazar
I’ve never watched 16 and Pregnant, so I’m not sure what made me read this book but it seemed interesting to me. Being that age and...
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books & tv,
non-fiction
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Dry - Augusten Burroughs Apparently this is a sequel to another book but I didn’t know this, which maybe explains why I felt a bit l...
44. People I Want to Punch in the Throat - Jen Mann
I don’t know who Jen Mann is but I related to the title of this book - don’t we all have people we’d like to punch in the throat? Accor...
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autobiography,
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43. Yes Please - Amy Poehler
I’ve been vaguely familiar with the work of Amy for a while now but haven't really actively looked into who she is or what she ...
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autobiography,
comedy,
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41. Not That Kind of Girl - Lena Dunham
Not that Kind of Girl - Lena Dunham So there’s been some controversy about this book but I read it a few months ago before all of tha...
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38. Sound Bites: Eating on Tour - Alex Kapranos
I LOVE when two of my favourite things come together, like my body and my bed or pizza and my mouth. But those aren't what this pos...
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autobiography,
food & drink,
music,
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36. Let's Talk about Joan
In lieu of recent events, it only seemed appropriate to delve into the world of Joan Rivers. She was a bit like marmite - you either love...
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35. The Perfect Victim - Carla Norton
I'm sure you can tell just by the title that this is not one of the most cheery books I've ever read but I do so love a bit of tr...
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crime,
non-fiction
34. Here We Are Now: The Lasting Impact of Kurt Cobain - Charles R. Cross
Kurt Cobain is one of those people I've had on my radar for years. I discovered Nirvana as a teenager and became interested in him an...
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music,
non-fiction
31. Curtains - Tom Jokinen
This book was not at all what I expected or wanted it to be. When I studied art, I did a project with a focus on anatomy and death, somet...
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medical,
non-fiction,
science
25. The Rhino with Glue-on Shoes - Lucy H Spelman
I make no secret of the fact I love animals although the whole issue of zoos and the like has me torn - while it's amazing to have th...
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animals,
non-fiction,
science,
short stories
22. I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends - Courtney Robertson
So, I'll start by putting it out there that I'm not a huge watcher of reality tv, aside from my couple of guilty pleasures (looki...
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autobiography,
books & tv,
non-fiction
21. The Psychopath Whisperer - Kent A. Kiehl
I've read books in this vein before and it's something which continues to interest me. I love reading about criminals, murderers ...
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crime,
medical,
non-fiction,
science
13. The Dating Game - Lucy Watson
I can say with no shame that I love watching Made in Chelsea. It's one of the only shows of the scripted-reality style I like and enj...
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8. I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence by Amy Sedaris
This book was a tiny bit confusing for me. It's part recipe book, part hospitality guide, but it's not the sort of hospitality gu...
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