Colour in the Garden by Lucy Bellamy

Colour in the Garden by Lucy Bellamy'Bellamy makes gardening seem simple, expressive and joyful. Anyone can do it.' Evening Standard*** 'I am hungry for colour. I want jam red and acid yellow, violet blue and caterpillar green. I want cinnamon orange with scorched yellow, liquorice and blackcurrant. I want amethyst, putty and smoky blue, the liminal in between colours, and sharp lemon with tart pink and purple that is rich and electric. We all know instinctively that colour is good for

thought-provoking' Fabulous'A tense read that asks many questions about what we want to know about the ends of our lives' Prima'We drop everything for a Liane Moriarty read

My Hair is as Long as a River is a joyful celebration of being proud of who you are

Or is an outsider playing a deadly game

accessible text

With a dubious cop as her ally

Because of his Monday-morning jam doughnut

' James Hawes

Enola Holmes and Knives Out

whose unexpected death left Avery

starkly compressed

One wing of the hospital remains open and houses six employees: the caretaker

Part of the award-winning 'for Beginners' series