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The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman
** This review contains s spoilers ** I thought that this was a redemptive end to the His Dark Materials… Read more…
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What is opportunity cost? A matter of life and death.
Opportunity cost is simply the cost of producing a good with reference to what you could have instead produced in… Read more…
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The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman
I thought this was a great second instalment to the series of His Dark Materials. Reading it again recently having… Read more…
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La Belle Sauvage by Philip Pullman
Brilliant book. Really liked the new characters Malcolm and Alice, as is characteristic of Pullman a strong female character. Pullman… Read more…
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Brexit, greed, and the making of modern Britain
Lyndsey Turner drags the legend of St. George and the Dragon into the modern era There is more death in… Read more…
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Twelfth Night | A contrast between subtlety and aplomb
Twelfth Night is on at the National Theatre until 13th May Going into the National Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth… Read more…
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Macbeth | Breathing new life into Shakespeare
Macbeth was on at the National Theatre from the 6th – 20th February Shakespeare for schools is an attempt by… Read more…
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Wish List | A harrowing portrait of zero-hours contracts
Joseph Quinn and Erin Doherty as Dean and Tamsin will enchant you If someone were to wander into the snug… Read more…
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The Disappearing Plank
What I am about to tell you about is magic – REAL magic – that can be performed using mere… Read more…
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The Girl who Saved the King of Sweden by Jonas Jonasson
** This review contains spoilers ** I thought this book was very funny at times, despite the sentiments of other… Read more…



