Lifestyle and Books
Sometimes there’s nothing better than soaking up an epic novel for weeks on end. But, you might not the mental bandwidth for “War and Peace” right now, and that’s OK. I love a good tome, but many of my favourite
With an endorsement from Bernardine Evaristo and a mention on The High Low podcast — the ultimate source of literary recommendations — it would have been wrong of me not to have read ‘The Vanishing Half.’ Stella and Desiree Vignes
While last month, my desire to read came in peaks and troughs, in May I found my rhythm and alternated between multiple books at once. I used to be a strict one-book-at-a-time reader, but lately, I feel like I’m getting
Sometimes there’s nothing is better than a Netflix night in with some tasty snacks. However, sometimes it feels like you’ve already binged everything worth watching. While some series trend for weeks on social media, there are little nuggets that remain
Nora Seed has hit an all-time low. After losing her cat, her job, and is full of regret, she takes her own life. However, she suddenly finds herself in the Midnight Library – a point between life and death –
Last week I submitted my dissertation and officially finished all my assignments for my bachelor’s degree! Yes, nearly 19 years of education wrapped up on a random Saturday afternoon in my bedroom. This isn’t exactly how I intended to end
‘A Traveller at the Gates of Wisdom’ Book Review
The Book
A Traveller at the Gates of Wisdom isn’t so much of a book as it is an experience...
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...
