Lifestyle and Books
What makes a home a home? The bones, the grass, the sky bleached white as its edges from heat โ familiar and yet not, as if, flipping through an old book read once upon a time, they find the pages
To think that this month I was meant to be returning from my 2 weeks of work experience with Penguin Random House in London and attending my graduation ceremony. Oh, how plans have changed. Now, besides an orthodontist appointment, I’m
Can you believe we’re now halfway through the year? It doesn’t seem like two minutes since lockdown was announced in March and I hastily moved out of my student house to return home. Nevertheless, if there ever were a silver
Despite the easing of lockdown restrictions, things still feel very much up in the air. So, to rekindle some semblance of normalcy, I thought I would bring back my traditional Little Things posts… Ever since handing in my final university
Summer reading has long been synonymous with simple pleasures. Lighthearted reads dominate the bestseller charts, holiday romances are tucked in every beach bag, a refreshing respite from drudgery. But this summer is different. With lockdown restrictions and social distancing measures
Sometimes there’s nothing better than soaking up an epic novel for weeks on end. But, you might not the mental bandwidth for โWar and Peaceโ right now, and thatโs OK. I love a good tome, but many of my favourite
