Lifestyle and Books
Foodie Finds, Clouded Skies, and Treasuring Independence I thought I’d kick off the start of my long weekend with my favourite post to write. Although it’s something I don’t do often enough, I love taking a timeout to document some
What I struggled with most during my first year at university was maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I couldn’t keep my eyes open during lectures, would never say no to a night out, and didn’t even enjoy half the nights anyway.
Like most university students, you probably spent your first year in halls. Personally, I loved my accommodation. Well, despite the incessant fire alarm which insisted to go off at the worst moments: mid-shower, dozing off the night before an exam,
So fellow book fanatic and blogger Emily has kindly nominated me for the Blossoming Hearts Award, and I couldn’t be more grateful. Bloggers like Emily remind me how lovely the blogging community truly is, her endless support over the past
Tuesday 31st July 2018, Waterstones ‘In Conversation with Tomi Adeyemi’ It was after devouring her debut novel ‘Children of Blood and Bone’ when I discovered author Tomi Adeyemi was coming to Waterstones in Liverpool. After relishing this enchanting story, I
Yep, this girl just turned 20. Whaat. I’m no longer a teenager. So, does this mean I’m a real adult now? Oh, how time flies by. For my 10th birthday, I think I had a BBQ in the back garden with
This past week I’ve felt as if all of my creativity and blog post ideas have been sucked out of me. I was ill last weekend, and have been left with a sniffling cold and fatigue which has hindered my
Having just finished second year, I’m now officially half-way through university – where has the time gone? My first two years of studying have been the most exciting, but also a couple of the most challenging years of my life.
The 8 Best New Book Releases of September 2020
With the number of delayed titles and books vying for Christmas success, the book trade braces for...
The Books I Read in August 2020
Before writing this up, I thought I hadn't read too much this month; I gave up on a couple of books...
‘Shuggie Bain’ by Douglas Stuart Book Review
The Book
One of the surprises of the Booker Prize longlist this year was the number of debut...
