It is an appealing book describing these brave men’s heroic actions. It is written in an easy-to read manner, and I found it very pleasing to read. The author has done considerable research and the product of this research is this lovely book. Anyone interested in the UK’s effort during Korean War should obtain a copy as it is an exceptional volume.
Dr Stuart C Blank, Military Archive Research

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars I have really enjoyed reading about this house and it’s history. A delightful insight into both the problems incurred by the upkeep, and the heartbreak which the families found themselves involved in. Very well written.
NetGalley, Vicky Jones

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars What an absolute joy it was to read this book about an amazing figure of early feminism, written by a man! Finally, not only female authors find it important to learn and tell the world more about influential women in history. Here comes a man, Sydney Thorne, introducing rarely-discussed Mary Ward to us, and paying her due respect. This is an informative read, and since the tone of voice is not too formal, very entertaining and easy-going too. You'll be shocked to learn how many things have not changed a bit in women's life, rights or status since the 17th century, and how much Mary Ward did to empower other women, facilitate girls' education and take a step towards gender equality.
NetGalley, Anita Salát

[b]Rating[/b]: 5 out of 5 stars Castles of England by John Paul Davis is a great nonfiction and history of the array of English castles that I loved learning about. This is a great, streamlined presentation of a vast array of the older and “newer” castles that are present in varying degrees within England. The author effortlessly presents them by way of breaking it all down geographically and within each section not only lists said structures, but also some of the important events and happenings that are associated and how they came to be. It was great learning a little more about some of these fascinating, often pivotal, and historical structures that truly reflect a history that cannot, and should not, be forgotten. 5/5 stars
NetGalley, Rachel Fox

This book looks at the myth and reality of the story and its origins, looking at some of the possibilities of who he actually was and the period of time he came from. This book is an up-to-date guide of all the information facts and fiction of the Arthurian legend, the book is well in quite an academic way with a valuable notes and bibliography section to back it up. Would I recommend this book? I would, even some of the sceptics would enjoy it. Read the full review [link=http://ukhistorianbendavidson.co.uk/the-king-arthur-mysteries/]here[/link]
UK Historian