Lifestyle and Books
Autumn is well and truly in full swing; the rain is pouring, the leaves are falling and the gloomy sky is impelling me to do nothing but bury myself beneath my duvet and read as much as possible. Unfortunately, many
As we wave goodbye to summer and hello to cozy clothes and comfort food, it’s time for another monthly reading wrap-up. During my birthday month, I flew through 13 books, read a mixed bag of genres and yes, I did
And just like that, it’s time for my July Reading wrap-up! I swear these months are getting shorter. During a temperamental month of rain, wind, thunder and shine, I read 10 books, most of which I adored. My favourites of
Having read 7 books, June wasn’t the best month in terms of numbers. However, I LOVED most of what I read. Also, I’ve dedicated the past week to finally read my most-anticipated book of the year: A Little Life. Does
After the best couple of reading months radiating with glowing reviews, May came along and welcomed a string of 3-star reads. I only have myself to blame, forever falling into the over-hyped book trap. I delve into books with high
My reading for 2019 so far has been incredible and the past couple of months have possibly been some of the best ever. In March and April combined I read 19 books, most of which received at least four stars.
After January trailing on by at a snail’s pace, it seems crazy to think that we’re now in the third month of the year. Despite how quick February seemed to have passed by, I still managed to read seven books
I wanted to start my first wrap-up of the year by sharing some of my reading goals. I mentioned in my 2019 Intentions post how this year I'm aiming to read 60 books. Counting towards this total will hopefully be some classic literature.
The 10 Best New Book Releases of August 2020
While 2020 may not have turned out as anyone expected, it has been a great year for new book releas...
Little Things 25
Although the gloomy northern weather with its ominous grey skies is telling me otherwise, we're at...
The Books I Read in July 2020
July was an excellent reading month for me overall and warped into a period of tackling chunky book...
‘Boy Parts’ by Eliza Clark Book Review
The Book
Dirty, funny, messy, wild, I tore through this bold and brutal debut in a delirious...
