Reviews

Reviews

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The latest stammering books and more

Read what our team of volunteer reviewers think of the latest stammering books, plays and more.

Do you have something you'd like us to review? Would you like to join the volunteer review team? Email editor@stamma.org.

Reviews
A review of the brand new children's book by the acclaimed author Maggie O'Farrell.
A review of a self-published book by our former librarian John Ford, which you can download for free.
A review of the stand-up comedian's TV special on Amazon Prime.
Two reviews of a new book by Hanan Hurwitz on how to accept and live well with stammering.
A review of the children's book by Daisy Meadows, part of the 'Rainbow Magic: The Water Sports Fairies' series.
A review of the play Wonder Boy, which will be touring the UK from September.
A volunteer's review of the book 'Don't Be So Sensitive: Surviving a Broken Boyhood in a Foolish Era', by Daniel Kupfermann.
A review of the theatre play Nye, all about the politician Aneurin Bevan, now showing in Cardiff and in cinemas across the UK.
A book about increasing confidence in the workplace, by Anupam Sharma.
A review of Alan J Hill's A Boy Called Arsenal, a biography of a man coming to terms with autism and stammering.
A review of the autobiography 'Fighting To Speak: Rugby, Rage & Redemption', by Mark Jones.
Volunteer John Russell reviews the new book 'A Stuttering revolution: Don't fix your stutter, fix your life' by Paul Gaskin.