Supporting local independent bookshops
I was sent a free copy by Jonathan Edward Durham in exchange for a review but all opinions are my own and true. Also this post will be split into two parts, the first being a spoiler free review and the second part will be a little more spoiler but I’ll let you know where…
It’s a good book. I actually finished this a little while ago and have read the second one since then and thought I was really on the fence about the first time I’ve found a new appreciation for it. That being said, this is just a review of the first book, my review for the…
I loved this book a lot. For a Lesbian I haven’t read a lot of LGBTQ+ books and I really feel guilty about that so this year I’m trying to make more of an effort to read books like this. I hope this is obvious with the other books I’ve been reading lately and with…
I can safely say this is one of the best books I’ve ever read. I was so excited to write this review just so I could gush about how wonderful it is, the characters are amazingly written and the story is beautiful. And it’s got an LGBTQ+ relationships in it! There’s just so much I…
Full disclosure, I was gifted this book by the author though all the opinions in this post are totally my own opinion. My favourite author of all time is Darren Shan, though really that’s pretty obvious if you know anything about me. I’ve spoken many times about how his books introduced me to reading, I…
So the past couple of months I haven’t been very active and today I wanted to take some time out to talk about what’s been going on with me and where I’ve been. I know this isn’t like my normal content but I think it’s important to build yourself a safe place to vent and…
So it’s confession time, I haven’t written a blog for tomorrow and it’s 9:40 at night so I thought a book tag would be a good idea! I found the Bookshelf Tag on Dreamland Book Blog and I thought it would be fun to go with it. It seems like a really cool tag so…
If you’ve been here for 30 seconds you know I love memoirs, I love to hear people’s real world experiences from things like working in the NHS, owning a bookshop or in this case serving time in prison. The comedy is dry and dark, leaving you with a ‘if I don’t laugh I’ll cry’ feeling. …
If you’ve been around here for 30 seconds you know I love bookshops, especially independent bookshops and so when I heard about this book I knew I needed to check it out. It’s such a beautiful book, a love story to both bookshops and the natural beauty of the country. But before I get too…
So today is international women’s day and like last year I wanted to do a post that was about some really good books that are worth checking out this year. This has been an amazing year for women, even as a British person I cried so much when Kamala Harris stood up on the podium…