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Fairytales, Legends and Myth Retellings | Part 2 One of my favourite genres of book are retellings of Fairytales, Legends, and Myths. In particular, Greek Myth retellings. I did a post a while back about…
The End of Year Tag We’re less than a week away until New Years Eve and that means it’s time for the End of the Year Book Tag. If you want to take part, simply…
What I Read in October 2020 October 2020 has been a considerably busy, What with it being Super Thursday (again and again!) in the publishing industry. And my sister got married, so we had a…
Top Ten Young Adult Fiction Today’s Top Ten is my list of top ten young adult fiction novels. A lot of these have been very popular among teenagers in the last few years, as I…
Almost Adults by Ali Pantony | Book Review It has been a hot minute since I did a book review so I thought I would sit down and write one for you. My most recent…
What ‘Money: A Users Guide’ by Laura Whately Taught Us About Finance Do you think you’ll be able to afford a mortgage? Have any idea what a cash ISA is? Ever wished schools taught finance…
Books to Help With Loneliness | Guest Post by author, David Owen Any book lover is already aware that reading is the greatest pastime in the world, so it’s no wonder it might also be…
What ‘The Multi-Hyphen Method’ by Emma Gannon Taught Us About Our Careers Ever wanted to be doing something more than just your current job? Then read this book. I don’t want to give up my…
The No Spend Year by Michelle McGagh | Book Review One of my 2019 Bookish Resolutions is to review every single of my reads this year. That doesn’t neccesarily mean a single review for each book…
What I’ve Been Reading: August 2018 I’ve read a total of nine in August. As always, a mixture of audiobooks, ebooks, paperbacks and hardbacks. One book I can’t mention as it was for work. But…
How to Stop Time by Matt Haig Book Review Author: Matt Haig is the award-winning writer of the hugely successful memoir Reasons to Stay Alive and several fiction novels including The Humans, The Boy Called…
We All Begin as Strangers by Harriet Cummings Book Review & Blog Tour Author: Harriet Cummings is freelance writer with a background in History of Arts and Gender Studies. She wrote her first novel We…
Sofia Khan is not Obliged and The Other Half of Happiness Book Reviews Author: Ayisha Malik worked at Penguin Random House as a Managing Editor for fives years and is currently a ghost writer for…
Ragdoll by Daniel Cole | Book Review Ragdoll is the debut novel of Daniel Cole. Originally conceived as a TV show and almost, almost picked up, before falling through. Daniel then decided to convert the…
