Hello there my dears! A big thank you to NetGalley for sending me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I decided to give this one a read after reading Amanda Lovelace’s tweets about it. I read her book last year and if that was anything
Happy Wednesday my lovelies! today’s post is a little catch up with what I’ve been reading recently. I’ve decided that this year, rather than posting monthly wrap-ups, I’m going to give a quick review for all of the books I read and posting about them in groups of 9. Here
Hello my loves! I hope you’re all having a decent Monday so far! Today I am coming to you with a super exciting post. At least, I’m super excited about it. About 10 days ago, a lovely lady named Heather contacted me on behalf of Penguin (YES! PENGUIN! I’M STILL
Hello my sweets! Today’s post is a quick review of two poetry collections that I have recently received and read (both from NetGalley). Songs with Our Eyes Closed by Tyler Kent White and Bloom by Beau Taplin. Songs with Our Eyes Closed by Tyler Kent White (released on the
The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani This is one I’d been seeing for a number of years and as someone that is huge fan of fairytales and Disney, I knew I had to pick it up. I was a little reluctant only due to its size (488
“Look until the leaves turn red, sew the worlds up with thread. If your journey’s left undone, fear the rising of the sun.” ― Melissa Albert, The Hazel Wood Seventeen-year-old Alice and her mother have spent most of Alice’s life on the road, always a step ahead of the uncanny
Hello my loves! Today’s post is a review of one of my all-time favourite books. I’ve read this book almost every year since I first read it 13 (almost 14) years ago. I did a poll recently on Twitter asking which of the first 3 books I read in 2018
Hello my loves! First of all I will say that this was a book that I found on NetGalley and it caught my eye straight away. I’m such a sucker for a black and white contrast book cover, especially during this dark and dreary time of the year. Honestly, I
“We see some of the worst things that mankind can do to each other and I still get shocked by some of the things that occur. Most people can go home and talk to their families about what they’ve done at work. We can’t. But even if I could, I
