My reading goals for 2021
I never set any New Year’s resolutions because I know I would never complete them. But I do set bookish goals.
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11 books I’m excited to be released in 2021
Happy New Year! Since we have entered 2021, it seems only fitting to write about the books that I’m excited to be released this year.
Read Moremy Favourite book covers
Looking at my bookshelves, I can see so many pretty covers. I thought it would be fun to create a blog post showing some of my favourites.
Read MoreSpooky books to read this October
Halloween is fast approaching and while some enjoy celebrating at a party or trick o’ treating, there’s nothing better than curling up with a nice hot drink and a good book. I’ve compiled a list of some of the best books and short stories to read this Halloween.
Read MoreReview: The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
The Unhoneymooners is a brilliant romantic comedy filled with the cutest storyline and hilarious characters.
Read MoreAudible Review: the pros and cons
As someone who loves audiobooks, I have done a huge amount of research to see which platform has the best selection of books for the best value for money.
Read MoreAutumn reading tag
As someone who loves the countdown to Christmas, I love when Autumn arrives because it means we’re one step closer to all the festivities.
Read MoreReview: You Again by Debra Jo Immergut
You Again is a really original read that will have the reader captivated until the very end with its bewildering yet intriguing plot and fascinating characters.
Read MoreBooks that should be adapted by Netflix
This blog post is part of Top Ten Tuesday which is run by That Artsy Reader Girl
Read MoreFamous bookshops I want to visit
As someone who loves books, it’s no surprise that I love getting lost in a bookshop while wandering up and down the aisles and seeing all the latest recommendations. And as I love to travel, there’s nothing better than discovering different shops all around the world.
Read More6 popular books I haven’t read yet
There are a lot of popular books that many in the bookish community love but I haven’t had the chance to read them yet.
Read MoreBooks I plan to read before Autumn 2020
I’m hoping the next few books I read, which are some of my most anticipated will keep me on track to reach my 2020 Goodreads goal.
Read MoreReview: The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella
Kinsella is an auto-buy author for me and this isn’t the first time I’ve read this book. It’s a highly amusing and lighthearted story.
Read MoreReview: A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer
Read my full review of A Curse So Dark and Lonely here.
Read MoreAn interview with Shami Stovall, author of Knightmare Arcanist
Today is my stop on The Write Reads blog tour for the release of Shami Stovall’s new book, Knightmare Arcanist.
Read More5 authors I always auto-buy, including Sophie Kinsella and Gillian Flynn
There are some authors’ work that I love so much that I will immediately buy and read their next book.
Read MoreMid Year Book Freak Out Tag
It’s that time of year where we all look back on the year so far and see what books we have loved, disliked and still want to read by the end of the year. This tag is always a lot of fun and I love seeing everyone else’s answers too.
Read MoreReview: Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid
Read my review of Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid
Read More3 beautiful books written entirely in verse
I recently discovered novels-in-verse and I’ve compiled a list of my favourite ones
Read MoreBooks that Matter June 2020 unboxing
Today I received the Women’s Prize Collection box by Books that Matter. In this blog post, I show what’s inside the box, so there will be spoilers.
Read More7 books I can’t wait to read
I have seven on my shelves that I’m really excited to read and I hope I read them some time in the next few months.
Read MoreWould You Rather? Book Tag
I was tagged by Emma from Never Judge a Book by Its Cover to do this tag.
Read More9 books by black authors everyone should read
This list includes a lot of great novels, including one of my all-time favourites.
Read MoreReview: Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson
Author Holly Jackson has a knack for writing spine-tingling mysteries. Find out my thoughts on her latest book – Good Girl, Bad Blood.
Read MoreA chat with Catalyst author Tracy Richardson on her latest book, writing inspiration and favourite authors
Today, I am participating in the Write Reads blog tour. Here is my interview with Tracy Richardson, author of the Catalyst.
Read MoreGilmore Girls Book Tag
Gilmore Girls is one of my favourite tv shows so when I saw this tag floating around online, I knew I had to take part.
Read More5 of the best Disney films that were inspired by books
As I wish I could be in Disney right now, I thought what better post than to talk about some of my favourite book to film adaptions!
Read MoreDiary of a Confused Feminist sequel, mental health and writing tips: An Interview with Kate Weston
I have been lucky enough to get the chance to ask Kate Weston a few questions about her successful debut novel, Diary of a Confused Feminist, and her writing process.
Read MoreStay at home book tag
Since most of us are stuck indoors at the moment, this is a great tag to take part in.
Read MoreRose inspired cupcakes from Beauty and the Beast
If I’m not reading, you can find me in the kitchen baking. Find out how to make a rose like the one from Beauty and the Beast.
Read More13 Books I wish I could read for the first time again
Sometimes I just want to reread a favourite book but at the same time I wish I could read some of them for the first time all over again because they were just so good.
Here are some that I’ve been craving to reread lately.
Read More7 tips on how to read more
We all have busy lives and it can be hard to find the time to read a book. Here are some tips that might help you read more.
Read MoreFive uplifting books to read during lockdown
Times are rough right now and a lot of us want a way to escape so I’ve compiled a list of uplifting books for you for read.
Read MoreReview: When All is Said by Anne Griffin
When All is Said follows Maurice, an 84-year-old Irish man, throughout the course of one evening. It’s set in a hotel bar in Meath, which holds a lot of memories in the man’s past.
Read MoreReview: A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson
Read my latest review of “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” by Holly Jackson
Read MoreMy 10 favourite female bloggers
Since today is International Women’s Day, I thought it would be the perfect time to celebrate the work of other female bloggers by sharing some of my favourites.
Read MoreReview: The Toy Makers by Robert Dinsdale
Blurb: Do you remember when you believed in magic? It is 1917, and while war wages across Europe, in the heart of London, there is a place of hope and enchantment. The Emporium sells toys that capture the imagination of children and adults alike: patchwork dogs that seem alive, toy boxes that are bigger on […]
Read MoreThe biggest books being adapted to film and TV this year
Lots of great books are being adapted into films and TV shows this year – from young adult, thrillers to fantastic classics. Below are the ones I am looking forward to the most.
Read MoreA book lover’s guide to Paris
There are so many great things about Paris, from the Louvre, architecture, nightlife and the Seine. But one of my favourites has to be its bookshops. After all, Paris is known to be a paradise for book lovers.
Read MoreThree thriller novels you need to read
There are so many great thriller novels available to read but I have compiled a list of my three favourites that you need read.
Read MoreMy reading journey: Why audiobooks are lifesavers
Reading has always been a big part of my life. Like many others I love escaping to new worlds, finding new characters and places to love.
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