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National Libraries Week: day #1

To celebrate National Libraries Day this Saturday, we popped down to our own locals and took out the most interesting books we saw.

Every day this week, we’ll be posting our 50-word book reviews. Expect the unexpected...

Name: Abby

Library: Brixton

Book: City of Glass, Paul Auster

A case of mistaken identity results in a fake detective trying to solve a non-existent crime. Does anything mean anything, or everything mean everything? City of Glass puts a new spin on being ‘lost’ in a book. And it’s bloody good at it too. Prepare to question even the words you’re reading.

0 min read, posted in Culture, by Admin, on 30 Jan 2012

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