Alex Peake-Tomkinson

Mother’s always angry: Jungle House, by Julianne Pachino, reviewed

But who – or what – is Mother? And are her exasperated warnings about ever-present danger exaggerated?

Julianne Pachino [Alamy]
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    Serpent’s Tail, pp. 208, £14

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