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Great Summer Reads for Teens & Young Adults by Mary Esther Judy After a confused and muddled year of online classes, assessments, exams and trying… Read More »Great Summer Reads for Teens & Young Adults

Father’s Day is on Sunday the 20th of June. Whether your dad loves a great thriller, the best his….

Pages & Co: Tilly and the Book Wanderers by Anna James by Mary Esther Judy Eleven year-old Tilly has lived above her grandparents’ bookshop ever… Read More »Pages & Co: Tilly and the Book Wanderers by Anna James

Talking to Kids About Climate Change with Oisín McGann Following the publication of his wonderful new book A Short, Hopeful Guide to Climate Change, our… Read More »Talking to Kids About Climate Change with Oisín McGann

A few days late (thanks to a particularly heavy bank holiday weekend spent drinking too much port in the sun) here is LitVox’s choice for… Read More »Best Books for June 2021

Summer is here! (sort of). Life is slowly beginning to resume some sort of normality, and publishing in recent weeks and the weeks to come is the strongest it has been for years. Do yourself and your soul a favour; pick a book from our list of brilliant summer reads, get yourself to the park, back garden, balcony or nearest bench, and soak up some rays and stories.

Announcing the 2021 Women’s Prize Shortlist The 2021 Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist is here. This prize was originally set up in 1996 as the… Read More »Announcing the 2021 Women’s Prize Shortlist

An incredibly accomplished debut that says more with less, and has Dublin stitched into it’s very fabric. Oh yes they do. And I can confirm… Read More »Review – Boys Don’t Cry by Fiona Scarlett

Duncan’s first collection of short stories, (Lilliput Press, 2021) will likely leave any reader feeling as I did; like you’ve just watched a highly entertaining… Read More »Review – Midfield Dynamo by Adrian Duncan

The LitVox team brings you our pick of titles in fiction, crime, non-fiction and children’s titles that we’ve named as must-reads this month. Fiction Title… Read More »LitVox’s Best Books of April

Ishiguro’s first novel since winning the Nobel Prize for Literature is moving, filled with dystopian tension and beautifully crafted. For readers and publishers both, the… Read More »Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro review

There has been a dizzying amount of amazing new titles published over the last few weeks, but we’ve somehow managed to narrow it down to… Read More »LitVox’s Best Books of March