Bookshelf Reviews

Year 11s, 12s and 13s have been reviewing books as part of our Bookshelf project. See what they thought by clicking on the reviews below!
Charlotte holds the book
Women and Power - Mary Beard (review by Charlotte Wilson)
Debi holds the book
The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood - James Gleick (review by Debi Chatterjee)
Alex holding the book
Anthropocene: A Very Short Introduction - Erle C. Ellis (review by Alex Teeuw)
The Undercover Economist - Tim Harford (review by Ben Wiltshire)
Humeera holds the book
'Early Fiction in England' - Laura Ashe (review by Humeera Hassan)
Oliver holds the book
'Early Fiction in England' - Laura Ashe (review by Oliver Lough)
Faith holds the book
'Early Fiction in England' - Laura Ashe (review by Faith Simpson)
Alice holds the book
'Women and Power' - Mary Beard (review by Alice Thompson)
'Anthropocene: A Very Short Introduction' - Erle C. Ellis (review by Anna Goodden)
Farheen holding the book
'The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood' - James Gleick (review by Farheen Muhammed)
Arghya holds the book
'Closing the Gap: The Quest to Understand Prime Numbers' - Vicky Neale (review by Arghya Chakrabarty)
Killian holds the book
'The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History' - Elizabeth Kolbert (review by Killian Robinson)
'Do We Need Economic Inequality?' - Danny Dorling (review by Daniel Dutch)
'Afropean: Notes from Black Europe' - Johny Pitts (review by Lara Clayson)
'In Black and White' - Alexandra Wilson (review by Anna Aguiar)
'Race After Technology' - Ruha Benjamin (review by Nick Woodford)
'Hacking the Code of Life' - Nessa Carey (review by Mehakdeep Kaur)
'Classical Mythology: A Very Short Introduction' - Helen Morales (review by Emily James)
'Do We Need Economic Inequality?' - Danny Dorling (review by Isabelle Thorpe)
'Afropean: Notes from Black Europe' - Johny Pitts (review by Janet Ruhana)
'In Black and White' - Alexandra Wilson (review by Taranjit Sohanpaul)
'Literary Theory: A Very Short Introduction' - Jonathan Culler (review by Alice Garcia Kalmus)
'Afropean: Notes from Black Europe' - Johny Pitts (review by Eve Hughes)
'A History of Islam in 21 Women' - Hossein Kamaly (review by Sophie Ewe)
'Hacking the Code of Life' - Nessa Carey (review by Arsalan Faiz)
'In Black and White' - Alexandra Wilson (review by Sultan Khokhar)
'A History of Islam in 21 Women' - Hossein Kamaly (review by Elizabeth Bowyer)
'Literary Theory: A Very Short Introduction' - Jonathan Culler (review by Sophia Pawlaczek)
'Literary Theory: A Very Short Introduction' - Jonathan Culler (review by Emma Giles)
'Hacking the Code of Life' - Nessa Carey (review by Yaseen Rehman)
'Black Artists in British Art' - Eddie Chambers (review by Larissa Watson)
'A History of Islam in 21 Women' - Hossein Kamaly (review by Hugh Quanborough)
'Explaining Humans' - Camilla Pang (review by Charlie Sharp)
'A Very Short Introduction to French Literature' - John D. Lyons (review by Poppy Phillips)
'A Very Short Introduction to French Literature' - John D. Lyons (review by Lauren Lownes)
'Doughnut Economics' - Kate Raworth (review by Chenyao Zhou)
'The World According to Physics' - Jim Al-Khalili (review by Ned Grandy)
'The Ingenious Language: Nine Epic Reasons to Love Ancient Greek' - Andrea Marcolongo (review by Emily Boulby)
'Black and British: A Forgotten History' - David Olusoga (review by Lulu Ashberry)
'The Ingenious Language: Nine Epic Reasons to Love Ancient Greek' - Andrea Marcolongo (review by Emmy Bowers)
'Explaining Humans' - Camilla Pang (review by Sameera Ahmed)
'A Life On Our Planet' - David Attenborough (review by Danish Mahmood)
'A Very Short Introduction to French Literature' - John D. Lyons (review by Simran Rakar)
'A Life On Our Planet' - David Attenborough (review by Josh Mitchell)
'Explaining Humans' - Camilla Pang (review by Harveet Purewal)
'Doughnut Economics' - Kate Raworth (review by James Williams)
'The Ingenious Language: Nine Epic Reasons to Love Ancient Greek' - Andrea Marcolongo (review by Samuel McNeill-Green)