Happy Wednesday everyone! It's Wednesday again which means it's time for WWW Wednesday. WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam over at Taking on a World of Words. What is WWW Wednesday? For WWW Wednesday you answer the following questions: What are you currently reading? What have you recently finished reading? What do you… Continue reading WWW Wednesday – 1st August 2018
Book Review – Sophie Johnson: Unicorn Expert (Morag Hood and Ella Okstad)
Title - Sophie Johnson: Unicorn Expert Author - Morag Hood (Author), Ella Okstad (Illustrator) Genre - Children's fiction I had this book on my to-buy list for a while but when I saw it in a bookshop I knew I had to have it right there and then! This is a children's book about a… Continue reading Book Review – Sophie Johnson: Unicorn Expert (Morag Hood and Ella Okstad)
Sunday Blog: My NetGalley Shelf – July 2018
A round-up of some of the NetGalley books that are on my TBR list.
Book Review: Father Christmas and Me – Matt Haig
Synopsis Father Christmas and Me is the final book in Matt Haig's Christmas trilogy. Travel to Elfhelm to pay one last visit to Father Christmas and Amelia, where the evil Father Vogol is up to his old tricks. Can Amelia save Christmas once again? Review Father Christmas and Me was originally released in October 2017 but the… Continue reading Book Review: Father Christmas and Me – Matt Haig
Book Review: I am, I am, I am – Maggie O’Farrell
Apologies for the dodgy photo, my library uses super shiny covers! Synopsis I took a deep breath and listened to the old brag of my heart. I am, I am, I am. Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar Maggie O'Farrell's memoir I am, I am, I am depicts her seventeen (yes, seventeen) brushes with death. Review O'Farrell's memoir is… Continue reading Book Review: I am, I am, I am – Maggie O’Farrell
WWW Wednesday – 25th July 2018
Happy Wednesday everyone! It's Wednesday again which means it's time for WWW Wednesday. WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam over at Taking on a World of Words. What is WWW Wednesday? For WWW Wednesday you answer the following questions: What are you currently reading? What have you recently finished reading? What do you… Continue reading WWW Wednesday – 25th July 2018
Book Review: Brave Enough – Kati Gardner
Synopsis Brave Enough follows the story of two teenagers: Davis, a cancer survivor who turned to recreational drugs to deal with the psychological effects and is now trying to stay sober, and Cason, who has the potential to be a world-famous ballerina but discovers she has a form of cancer in her leg which could… Continue reading Book Review: Brave Enough – Kati Gardner
Sunday Blog: My Most Treasured Book
Happy Sunday everyone!Before I get into this post, I just want to make it clear that this is not a politically motivated post. I have no desire to discuss politics or my political views on my blog. The Soul of Man Under Socialism - Oscar Wilde If someone told me I could only keep one… Continue reading Sunday Blog: My Most Treasured Book
Book Review: Franklin’s Flying Bookshop – Jen Campbell
Franklin's Flying Bookshop is a children's book with a suggested age range of 3-7-year-olds. However, it has been a long time since I was seven and I love this book. Franklin is a book-loving dragon who meets a book-loving girl called Luna - and there their adventures begin. I originally purchased Franklin's Flying Bookshop as… Continue reading Book Review: Franklin’s Flying Bookshop – Jen Campbell
Book Review: The Music Box – Carbone & Gijé
Before I get into the review, can we all just take a moment to admire the stunning cover artwork for this book? Just look at it! I can't stop looking at it. OK, I'll drag myself away for a moment. The Music Box is a children's graphic novel by Carbone (script) and Gijé (artwork). This is… Continue reading Book Review: The Music Box – Carbone & Gijé
