48 hours in London
48 hours in London
Last week for my 21st birthday my mum, my sister and I took a trip to the bustling city of London for a couple of days. Having visited the city a couple of times, we’d already scratched off most of
Blog Tour: Almost Adults by Ali Pantony
Blog Tour: Almost Adults by Ali Pantony
Author: Ali Pantony Published: June 2019 Pages: 320 Rating: 4 stars Ever managed to kill a succulent after just a few days? Got seven reminder letters on the kitchen table because you forgot to pay your council tax? Become a
21 Things I’ve Learned at 21
21 Things I’ve Learned at 21
I’m 21 today! Although honestly, some days I feel like a five-year-old, still feeling that rush of panic whenever someone knocks on the door or whenever I have to make a phone call. Then other days I feel like I’m
July Reading Wrap-Up 2019
July Reading Wrap-Up 2019
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
Teach Students to Enjoy Reading, Not Hate it
Teach Students to Enjoy Reading, Not Hate it
Hot Literature Take alert: I’m a firm believer that forcing children to read books is a good way to make them hate reading. Schools often build up the notion that classics are the best literature has to offer, or that
6 Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
6 Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
I. Love. Podcasts. I listen to podcasts whenever I have to travel. I listen to podcasts while I’m working my way through my to-do list. Getting ready, cleaning or cooking? I’ll be listening to a podcast. For around a year
