Mockingbird follow-up
Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee: first reviews
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Book reviews: Justine Ford, Tegan Bennett Daylight, Violette Room, Pamela Allen
Thuy On A pot pourri of interesting books for crimesolvers, teenagers, keen sewers and kids. China Rich Girlfriend maps a rarified social circle of serious affluence
Thuy On Read China Rich Girlfriend for the exuberant spectacle of zippy vintage cars, gossipy matriarchs-who-lunch and reckless profligacy and lots more. The Whites book review: Richard Price, as Harry Brandt, nails gritty crime drama
Winsor Dobbin This may be more commercial, less literary, than anything Price has done before, but is also more accessible and more likely to sell to the masses. Books that changed me: Jane Cornwell
The Melbourne-born, London-based journalist, MC and music critic presents her pick of life-changing reads. Candace Bushnell's Killing Monica novel borrows from her own life
Celia Walden The creator of Sex and the City used her own life as inspiration for her eighth novel, about a writer who gets mistaken for her heroine character. Book reviews
Take three reviews: Bull Mountain, The English Spy, Wicked Charms
Jeff Popple Three great crime novel reviews with Jeff Popple. Memoir excluded
Ted Cruz furious after rejection from NY Times bestseller list: 'Release your so-called evidence'
MICHAEL LALLO He sold more books than almost everyone else on the bestseller list. But the New York Times smelled a rat. Across the Seas review: Klaus Neumann looks for a clue to future refugee policy
Richard Ferguson 'Across the Seas: Australia's Response to Refugees' is Klaus Neumann's attempt to untangle the refugee question about which everyone appears to have an opinion but which continues to bamboozle our politicians. Review
Grey review: Feeble sex scenes and poor writing mark the return of E. L. James
Christine Cremen E.L. James still can't write. If there was any blue pencilling done to Grey, the fourth in the Fifty Shades of Grey series, before publication, it wasn't taken far enough. We're still treated to prose so purple that it is of a positively Tyrian hue. Gut review: Our underrated digestive system and its ultimate role as a disposal unit
Gail Bell Giulia Enders' intriguing, often funny debut book opens the door to your gut from a truly professional and honest perspective. Reviews of non-fiction: Anna Broinowski, Ghada Karmi, David Hill & Willie Nelson
Fiona Capp Short reviews of non-fiction by Anna Broinowski, Ghada Karmi, David Hill and Willie NelsonForever Young review: Steven Carroll's richly but delicately textured novel
Brian McFarlane Devotees of Steven Carroll have much to savour with the return of Michael. 
