Gem Reece-Holloway

A great sequel to The Satsuma Complex, the story continues with the same characters and some great news additions. Loved it.

As one would expect from Bob Mortimer, this book is amusing, clever and a really good story. I loved it and will now go on to read the second in the series!

A great dive into history via heroic deeds of manly men. From the Romans to more modern day battles and adventures, this book is informative and not overly boggy. I'm a girl and very much enjoyed it...not just a book for boys!

I very much enjoyed this book, an often funny (as to be expected from Sandi Toksvig), lovely tale of modern-day friendship.

The first book in an incredible journey, read them all!

Overall I enjoyed this book, I got to know and like the main characters and it was an easy read. The ending seemed a bit rushed, but it kept me entertained.

I really enjoyed this book - some didn't of course, and I haven't read John Lydon's first autobiography, but I would recommend this. I found it impossible not to read it in his voice (which often helped), it is an honest, detailed and thorough account of his life from childhood up to PIL and beyond.

Having been a big fan of ‘PopCo' and ‘The End of Mr. Y', I was expecting to love this book, but sadly it wasn't for me. I liked the premise and it is skillfully written (as Scarlett Thomas is a brilliant author), but I found the book a struggle to plough through. It has some pretty heavy subject matter and a range of complex characters, but none that I really liked or connected with. I may give it another go at some point.

Gripping, interesting and often shocking.

Absolutely brilliant, re-read several times.