Lifestyle and Books
I can’t tell you how important it is to make time for the things you love and bring you joy. I set aside time to read, cook and exercise regularly because I have seen and felt what it’s like whenever
You want to read more? Perfect. So, how exactly do you do it? Make it a habit. As with any habit you wish to pursue, you should schedule time for reading.
It’s the end of the first month of the new decade and to my surprise, I really enjoyed January. There’s always something about the new year that gives me a motivation boost, but more so this year knowing graduation is
Although I’ve set myself a few reading goals in the past, the PopSugar Reading Challenge will be the first year-long challenge I’ve taken part in. For most of the prompts, I’ve chosen books that have been patiently sitting on my
It’s that time of year again: everyone shares their top books of the year and my bank balance weeps while I add dozens of titles to my TBR. Having read 109 books this year myself, choosing a mere 10 favourites
Way back in January I laid out some personal goals for 2019; one of them was to read 12 classic novels in 12 months. Despite being an English Literature student, there are plenty of celebrated classics I’m yet to read.
And just like that only one month remains of 2019. In November I kicked off one of my new year goals early; read books I already own and steer clear from the allure of shiny new releases. Although it’s tough,
I’ve been back in Leeds for two months now, and university work, together with the bitter weather, has officially turned me into a housebound hermit. Lately I’m harnessing nothing but slipper socks, cosy clothes and a dressing gown. So, aside
