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First non-Wool Hugh Howey book I've read. An interesting premise, a number of interwoven themes and a few altered-reality curve balls all make for an unusual read. That said, I found the characters a little two-dimensional, a little stilted and the interplay between them flagged a little on occasion. For all that, another decent read from HH.

I finished Down The Path late last night and liked it so much that, 30 seconds later, I immediately bought Further so I could continue with Cooper on his journey - all without leaving the cosiness of my bed on a cold autumn night. Loved the story, the characters, the humour - and any book with beer in is fine by me!

Great book which I found at the library. I have found it to be an excellent primer on diverticular disease. Detailed yet accessible, this slim book has provided answers to most questions. It doesn't contain heaps of recipes, diet plans etc if that's what you're after but does provide solid research-based information based from UK, US, Africa and Far East and compares various medical hypotheses.

Enjoyable as always, as the various threads come together and stories become entwined.

Love these books - another fine hometown story

'700 Sundays' - Billy Crystal's childhood memoir - is an achingly touching and warmly funny book; full of the family humour and love that makes the world go round. A great read - one to treasure and share, but only with those who'll give the book back!