The Cheap Reader is Alison. She works in a library and dreams of one day becoming a Youth Services Librarian. She loves reading and has a soft spot in her heart for YA and MG fiction.
Ehhh. I like the idea of seeing how history and Doctor Who overlap but this book didn't really do it for me. I would have loved to see more classic Who in here. That would have filled in some more dates. It was pretty dense which didn't make for very easy reading (which is why I ended up skimming).
Great fun! There was a lot to see. Great 'Easter Eggs' for Who fans.
The biggest problem I had with the book was the "more to find" section was at the very back of the book. That made it a bit difficult to flip back and forth.
I like the historical books better. It was fun to read a contemporary story set in my hometown though. I liked that Saige was proactive about the Art situation. That's a great role model!
Fun to skim over. There was lots of good and interesting information in here. I was a bit disappointed that it's already out of date! There's was very little information on Clara. [I know the book was published before most of her episodes aired but it's still disappointing.]