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Book reviews by PAM NORFOLK

Tuesday, 11 January 2022

Pippo and Clara

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Diana Rosie WHEN fate separates two siblings in Mussolini’s Italy in 1938, their lives are set to take very different courses. As war take...
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Sunday, 9 January 2022

The Jigsaw Man

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Nadine Matheson WHEN body parts are found by the River Thames in London, the murders have all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer. ...
Thursday, 6 January 2022

CHILDREN'S BOOKS: Medieval magic, a dream school and a naughty spider

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Enjoy the final chapter of a thrilling trilogy based on the evil Pied Piper of Hamelyn, join a Nigerian girl as she heads off to a very spec...
Wednesday, 5 January 2022

The Winter Guest

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W.C. Ryan JUST two years after he fought on the killing fields of France in the Great War, shell-shocked Captain Tom Harkin faces a new an...

Both of You

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Adele Parks WHEN two women from very different worlds disappear without a trace from their homes and husbands, it seems they are simply tw...
Thursday, 30 December 2021

The Little Shop of Hidden Treasures

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Holly Hepburn  STILL recovering from the death of her husband after just five years of marriage, Hope Henderson has left London to make a ...
Monday, 13 December 2021

The Visitors

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Caroline Scott FIVE years after the end of the Great War, Esme Nicholls has still not come to terms with the death of her beloved husband ...

Aaron Slater, Illustrator

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Andrea Beaty and David Roberts AARON wants to be a writer… but how do you tell your story when words are nothing more than a squiggle? T...
Wednesday, 8 December 2021

CHILDREN'S BOOKS: Gothic intrigue, shadow lands and a monster hunt

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Curl up on dark nights with a magical selection of children’s books which are guaranteed to chase away winter gloom Age 9 plus Sisters of ...
Tuesday, 7 December 2021

Under the Mistletoe

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Sue Moorcroft  THE past catches up with a young woman at a crossroads in her life in a sparkling, snow-dusted Christmas tale of romance, f...
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Pam Norfolk
From romance to thrillers, family sagas to historical fiction and children’s books to crime mysteries, I have been writing reviews for a north of England newspaper group for more than ten years. I have also reviewed books for the Wordsworth Trust’s Romanticism blog. My work appears on the Lancashire Post website and 20 other newspaper titles. Born In Lancaster and educated at Queen Elizabeth School in Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria, I trained as a journalist on a newspaper in Morecambe. For over 30 years, I worked as a reporter and sub-editor on various evening newspapers as well as a national newspaper, gaining a first-class degree in English along the way and now book reviewing for over 20 newspapers. I am married to fellow journalist John Norfolk.
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