And I did really like it, more than I expected. I’m an extremely slow reader and I much prefer short books so I was a little unsure when I went into this, 1067 is a lot. In the end it took me 17 days to get through it but I’m really pleased I did. I …
I did really enjoy this book. I feel like I would have got a lot more out of it if I had more of an interest in 80s culture or was born in the 80s but there were some references I got and I really appreciated it. I liked recognising stuff (Especially the movie in …
It was one of the best books I’ve ever read. So every year I got a wall callander and this year I got a book themed one, each month a different well loved book. My mission for the year was to read the books from this callander, I really wanted to get into more classic …
I have never been so angry about a book in my life. So this book has got a 4.97 on GoodRead at the time of writing this blogpost and most of the lower reviews talked about how it was slow and they were worried when they found out the book was going to be about …
And it’s safe to say it’s been a slog. I’ve already spoken about the other two books in this series here and here and I made it pretty obvious I didn’t like any of them but I had heard so many amazing things I was determined to get to the end. The thing that pushed …
So with a lot of us locked indoors right now and I thought it would be a good time to recommend some good books. Today I wanted to look at dystopian novels. One, because the new hunger games book, a Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is out this month. And two, to show us things …
I really didn’t like it much. So a couple of weeks ago I wrote a review of Northern Lights/Golden compass by Philip Pullman and just finished the second one in the series, the Subtle Knife, so I thought today was a good day to write a review on that one. She had asked: What is …
I’m honestly not sure how I felt about it. I enjoyed the story mostly but I found I struggled to read it and some parts of the writing itself was hard to read. But I have carried on to the second one because of the amount of people who have said I need to finish …
So I bloody love inspirational speeches or quotes, the amount of times I’ve read something inspirational and got a little emotional. So when I was looking to spend a book gift voucher I got for Christmas and spotted this book I knew it was perfect. Outspoken: 50 speeches by incredible woman by Deborah Coughlin was …
I really enjoyed it. With a unique story, it’s own time travel rules that (kind of) make sense and a beautiful set of characters I think this book is one every book lover should check out! Before the Coffee Gets Cold is about a small cafe in Tokyo that allows its customers to travel backwards …