Smashbomb

"This one is kind of a rare bird - it’s one that I think rock lovers from the ‘70s and ‘80s will know. It was my Dad’s favourite song and it was his karaoke song. I think I have a video somewhere of him wailing it in a car when I was growing up. He could hit all the notes and I was always in awe of him. My Dad had such a beautiful voice and a big range, and he still does to this day. We’d sing along to it and all do air guitar to the crazy guitar solos. “It brings back childhood memories, but it’s also just a badass rock ‘n’ roll song, and it was my introduction to rock music. I love southern rock and it definitely has an influence on the music I make with DNCE now."

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Birds of Chile: Including the Antartic Peninsular, the Falkland Islands and South Georgia

Peter Burke, Alvaro Jaramillo and David Beadle

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This is a field guide covering all species occurring in the country of Chile. Chile holds a great...

The Great Santini

Pat Conroy

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The piercing, iconic semi-autobiographical novel of a domineering father and ambitious son, from the...

Refelctions in a Golden Eye

Carson McCullers

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'A masterpiece . . . as mature and finished as Henry James's The Turn of the Screw' Time Set on a...

South

Frank Owen

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South takes place in a USA ravaged by Civil War. It's been thirty years since the first wind-borne...

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The Healer: Tales of Pern Coen (Bloodlines #0.5)

Hannah E. Carey

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Who will break, who will rise, and who will lose their heart? When southern invaders seek to...

Novella Epic Fantasy Romance

Aasiyah Sidat (34 KP) rated If you look for me, I am not here in Books

Jul 6, 2018

micro-presses are small publishing houses with usually with a very small number of people. They don't have all the bells and whistles of the giant publishing houses but, these smaller publishing houses have an eye for finding the diamonds in the rough.

This book was more of a cubic zirconia than a diamond but still very shiny.

Let me explain.

This book tells the story of Siva, a small boy growing up in southern India who craves for the love and attention of his mother. Alas, she is unable to because she is mourning the loss of Siva's twin, Tara who dies at birth. Throughout the book, Siva struggles with his identity, to try and find a place where he fits in but also who he can be so that his mum loves him.

Continue reading my review at: https://www.readsandrecipes.co.uk/2017/09/read-harder-micropress.html