REVIEW: The Hungover Games
“It had all happened by accident. I hadn’t meant to have a baby at all. I hadn’t meant not to have a baby either, by which I mean I always thought I’d have children one day.” Why Did I Read This Book? Due to our mate ‘Rona’ killing everyone’s vibe, book events look very different…
BRAND NEW & EXCLUSIVE NEWSLETTER
From next month I will be sending out monthly newsletters to keep you all in the loop with what I’m up to AND information on events, news and brand new releases within the book world. There will be chances to enter amazing giveaways, as well as an opportunity to read about the latest bookish products…
My Galleython TBR
I have decided to take part in the 2020 Galleython after getting the taste for readathons post-Reading Rush. If you didn’t know the Galleython is a readathon dedicated to ticking some those NetGalley books off your ever-growing list. Like I mentioned in my August TBR, my feedback ratio on NetGalley is truly SHOCKING so this…
REVIEW: Inconvenient Daughter
“I forgot the first time I met my Mom was in an airport, and not in the delivery room of a hospital. I forgot the stick never turned blue for her, and instead, motherhood was delivered via phone call during my grandfather’s wake…I forgot there was another woman out there I could call ‘mother’.” Why…
Book Triggers: Why They Are Important & How To Use Them
I recently saw the lovely Bronwen at BabblesnBooks announce on Twitter that from now on, she will include triggers in her reviews. Like me, many of you reading this may have absolutely no idea what book triggers are and why we should be using them. So in this post, I will look to introduce what…
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Richard & Judy’s Summer Book Club Picks
Richard & Judy’s Book Club at WHSmith is something I have loved for years and has introduced me to some brilliant books over the years. It’s always something that I keep my eye on because they usually predict some GREAT bestsellers. If you haven’t heard about the Richard & Judy Book Club before this is…
REVIEW: The Cruel Prince
“Instead of being afraid, I could become something to fear.” Why Did I Read This Book? I read this book as part of The Reading Rush and this book helped me tick off four of the six challenges. This was a book that was completely out of my comfort zone and I hardly ever read…
BLOG TOUR: Moonlit Dreams, Moonlit Nightmares
Today I am thrilled to be joining the blog tour for Moonlit Dreams, Moonlit Nightmares; an anthology compiled and edited by Laura Seeber. The Synopsis: The moon has always been with us — tempting us, enticing us, and enthralling us through the ages. Here you’ll find thirteen stories involving this heavenly body — sometimes tragic,…
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REVIEW – To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before
“Love is scary: it changes; it can go away. That’s the part of the risk. I don’t want to be scared anymore.” Why Did I Read This Book? I chose this book as my first book to kick off The Reading Rush. I watched the film when it first appeared on Netflix and loved every…
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Emma: July Book Club Discussion Summary
Our theme for July was #JaneAustenJuly and to celebrate her life and work, we as a book club picked Emma for our next classic. Many claimed that it wasn’t their favourite Austen and some (including me) struggled with the language/pace at times, but we persevered and most of us were proud to have finally tackled…
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