This week has involved some really great books. Here are my reviews: The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth I was sent this copy by the lovely people over at Penguin in exchange for an honest review (and possibly a Q and A with the author in the next couple of months, which... Continue Reading →
Time for me to show off all the books I should not have bought since my last haul, as well as lovely ARCS and Proofs I've been sent. Join me in a coffee? The Coffee: This week, I'm drinking Tweega a Tanzanian coffee from Steampunk Coffee roasters in Berwick. I chose it for the name,... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since I last posted a Happy Things post, but I always enjoy doing them when I do write them, so here's what made me happy in September. Time to read and relax whilst recovering from surgery. All the fabulous books! I am so spoilt for choice with reading at the... Continue Reading →
This week, I promised myself a week of reading only ARCs / proofs and catching up on my Netgalley requests. Godsgrave by Jay Kristoff What else did you think I was going to pick up after finishing Nevernight? Godsgrave's opening line "Nothing stinks quite like a corpse" shows us we're in for more of the... Continue Reading →
This weeks coffee chat is basically my October to-be-bought list, which given the state of Mount Ted my TBR, should contain NO BOOKS. But that is not how bookworming works. Join me in a cuppa whilst I tell you what I'm looking forward to? The Coffee: This week I'm drinking Steampunk coffee. Specifically the Karimikui... Continue Reading →
I was tagged to do this by Amy from Golden Books Girl, so thanks Amy for the tag! I feel like I've answered a lot of tags with books I've read this year, so I set myself the challenge of answering this using only books that I read in 2016, which turned out to be... Continue Reading →
This week has been an outstanding week of reading for me. I've only read two books but both were amazing and my bookish heart is happy. Tarnished City by Vic James When I finished Gilded Cage, I didn't think any book could give me more feelings or have an ending that left me so gobsmacked. Enter Tarnished... Continue Reading →
Synopsis: When your blood line awakens, how do you choose between family and freedom? Émi’s father used to weave beautiful tales of life beyond the wall, but she never knew if they were true. Now, her father is gone and Émi has been banished to the Red Quarter, where she toils to support herself and... Continue Reading →
This week, I'm sharing what might be my MOST unpopular / controversial book opinion (we're all agreed Dumbledore = bad now, yes?) If you haven't instantly unfollowed me after reading the title, then stick around with a brew and let me explain why I love this book everyone else seems to hate. The Coffee: This... Continue Reading →
The lovely Sarah at Sarah Withers Blogs nominated me for the Liebster Award (see her post here). Sarah is one of my favourite bloggers to interact with and I was honoured to be nominated by her to do this: Thank you Sarah. About the Award The Liebster Award comes from Germany and is a way... Continue Reading →
Charlotte, Somewhere 