In June, S chose my TBR and he made some great choices for me this month. Unfortunately, I barely got any of them read because this was a really slow reading month for me. I've been struggling with constant exhaustion and headaches, which has just meant reading wasn't as much of a priority as it... Continue Reading →
We Are Young starts right in the middle of the action as someone calls the emergency services from the site of a car crash. It’s horrific. There are details that I may never erase from my brain. It hooks you in. There were four people in the car, and only one survives. The story then... Continue Reading →
This week, my coffee and I are looking at all the books I bought in June. Join us? The Coffee: This week, I'm drinking Konga, an Ethiopian coffee from Steampunk Roasters with tasting notes of peaches and cream. I am super impressed with this coffee, but also with the company's ethos of making all their... Continue Reading →
About the Book: Cat slept in the day. Dog slept at night. But every evening they met for their daily fight. After their biggest argument ever, Cat and Dog decide to come out at different times. And guess what...they miss each other! A heartwarming tale about an unlikely friendship and learning to accept others, even... Continue Reading →
Today is my spot on the Just Don't Mention It blog tour, and I am excited to be sharing this one with you all! About the Book "And all that’s left is me. The Tyler who doesn’t know who he really is." At seventeen, Tyler Bruce is hot – a hot mess. His girlfriend is... Continue Reading →
I love me a shiny cover, so this week's prompt from Steph made me happy, although I feel like I'm going to be repeating a few books from recent weeks in my six favourite metallic covers. 1. Ink and Spark by Alice Broadway. Two of the most stunning book covers, and the stories are awesome too. 2.... Continue Reading →
A Grey Sun (book 1 in the Denounced Series) starts with Ned facing execution for being Denounced: “In less than an hour, my life will end.” It’s a gripping start; it’s always emotional to read about a character who knows their own death is imminent. The guard, Jack, gives some comfort to Ned, but the... Continue Reading →
Holly and Ed meet in a swimming pool, which is awkward because they are both wearing “almost no clothes”. Not-so-interesting side tale – I met my closest friend’s husband for the first time whilst in my swimwear, and I can attest to this being all the kinds of awkward. Holly goes to the pool because... Continue Reading →
Who Let the Gods Out? is hands down one of the most hilarious books I have read in my life. I spent half my reading time texting lines to my lovely pal Steph and glamorously snort-laughing on the train. I even earned myself a few tuts and eyerolls in the Quiet Coach. It is the story... Continue Reading →
Today my coffee and I are sitting down to show off this month's BuJo pages. Honestly? I think these might be my favourite pages yet. The Coffee: This week I am drinking Burtukaana, an Ethiopian coffee from Clifton, and I am drinking it in my Wicked mug. The Bullet Journal: This month's opening page is... Continue Reading →
Charlotte, Somewhere 