Lifestyle and Books
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
Author: Ocean Vuong Published: June 2019 Pages: 246 Rating: 5 stars “I am thinking of beauty again, how some things are hunted because we have deemed them beautiful. If, relative to the history of our planet, an individual life is
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.
Aside from my lack of non-fiction reads, I read an array of genres across 2018. So, although it was difficult whittling them down I thought I'd share the 10 best books I read this year.
Like everyone else, I’m baffled as to how quick this year has gone. As we approach the end of the year, I’m looking back on a few of my new year’s resolutions. Despite having failed to achieve most (guess I’ll
I was actually going to save this review for an overall ‘what I’ve been reading lately’ styled post, sharing a brief overview of a few books I’ve read recently. However, after the story captivating me from the beginning with its
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![that book buying ban? well, I might have slipped and fell into the eBay hole, purchasing a bundle of 19 Stephen King books before digging my way out. [£40 though, it would be a crime not to].
an author I've intended to read more of for years; so far I've only read what happens to be King's longest book — The Stand at 1325 pages — and 'Joyland', both earlier this year. when better to tackle more of his lengthy bibliography than in October? 🎃
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