Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 1

I do not like slating memoirs, but poor formatting and major structure issues with the content mean this is not a pleasure to read and of little historical value.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4

a lovely little story about Indigo adapting to losing her hair with the love and support of her family, pitched at a perfect level for children.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4

ten minutes of absolute joy for anyone who has ever spent time they shouldn't with their head buried in a book
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

An enjoyable short, that plays with sci-fi tropes and leads cleverly into the main novel
Reviewed by RhymeHunter
Rating: 3

It points at all life's banalities and insanities, and somehow it never laughs.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: DNF

This story lacks a certain something, and by page three I was certain it was an editor and proofreader.
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 4

For those who enjoy satirical or farcical humour, or comedic reads, this is a must.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

an excellent short sci-fi story for anyone who is a fan of the genre
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

A well-constructed ghost story which builds up the tension until the end
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 2

an interesting story that may make you think but lacks the impact to drive home it's points.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

A pleasure for any fan of the YA Fantasy genre
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

A dark short horror story, but worth picking up for a read
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 3

One for fans of the genre, if you enjoy the writing and the premise, then it will be worth following
Reviewed by Reader
Rating: 3

a good short horror with the potential to be great, but let down by structural issues
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 4

A good, quick, read with a neat explanation at the end.
Reviewed by Angel
Rating: 2

The story starts well, but loses traction half way through becoming an unsatisfying read.