Reviewed by Jamie Starbuck – HMP Long Lartin Daisy’s new stepmother is pregnant and hates her, so she contrives to
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Reviewed by Douglas Chadwick – prison supplied A dead baby, a religious cult, a maverick cop, a corrupt politician,
Written by two of Ronnie Biggs’s closest friends and most ardent supporters, the book delivers exactly what it says
Investigative journalist Bob Woffinden is enthused by the memoirs of a legendary legal figure that are consistently fascinating and
Gerard McGrath maintains that although enlightening and compelling reading, this book does contain certain inherent contradictions in the ethics
John Hirst, author of the Jailhouse Lawyer’s blog, is suitably impressed by the definitive book for determining the type
Gerard McGrath agrees with all the superlatives bestowed upon ‘a truly great novel from the pen of a mistress
Lucy Forde is less than impressed with a book she considers lacking in substance
Mad Mental Pills Sittin’ oan a windae sill Watchin’ the clock until… It’s time for ma Mad Mental Pills
Jane Andrews is deeply moved by the story of a woman’s close bond with her feathered friend
This book is a true account of the author’s search to find happiness. It contains three books outlining her
Review from ‘MacNutty’ – HMP Peterhead. The Soloist is a wonderful story of hope; one that proves the difference
Gerard McGrath is disappointed at a book he considers is comparable to many prisoner’s tales of self-inflicted woe
The case of Simon Hall, convicted in 2003of murder, has recently been referred to the Court of Appeal by
Banks does not betray any opinion on sentencing. He gives you the facts and gives you them very ably.
This biography of Elizabeth Fry is told over four sections beginning with An Unlikely Heroine, abrief introduction about Elizabeth
Freeing the Spirit… through Meditation and Yoga is a clear, illustrated guide to yoga and meditation for people in
Review from ‘Macnutty’ – HMP Peterhead. Despite the violence, Soljas does raise the odd chuckle, while providing an insight
Inside Time’s Lucy Forde views a highly emotive subject with fresh eyes after reading the graphic and harrowing life
Review from ‘MacNutty’ – HMP Peterhead. If this book becomes available through the library or club then get together