Join me for a coffee whilst I reflect on this month in books? The Coffee: This week, I'm drinking a coffee from my faves at Steampunk. The Pepe Mijanuanca is a microlot from Peru and has tasting notes of lime, lemon and marzipan, making for an interesting cup. The Books: This month Steph and Kelly... Continue Reading →
Ice cream and books are two of my favourite things. Thinking about which books I'd pair with my favourite ice creams was a lot of fun. My favourite ice cream in the world is from Wallings, a farm near to where I grew up and close to where some of my family still live. They... Continue Reading →
Another Thursday, another tag I stole from Amy at Golden Books Girl. This is the Bedtime Book Tag! This will be my last post for a few days whilst I take a break for YALC. I am so excited for a few days away in London with my faves. 1. What book kept you up all... Continue Reading →
Ok, it's not quite the end of the month, but it's Wednesday, it's time for coffee, and I feel like sprinkling some pre-YALC joy around before I head down south for a long weekend of book heaven. Join me? The Coffee: I'm drinking another Clifton coffee this week. The Finca Capetullo from Guatemala with tasting notes... Continue Reading →
Today is my spot on the blog tour for The Harm Tree by Rose Edwards. I read and ADORED this book earlier this year (you can see my review here), and I am beyond thrilled to be sharing with you a post about Mental Health in this brilliant book. Mental Health in The Harm Tree... Continue Reading →
In this edition of Mini Reviews, I'm sharing reviews of some brilliant recent reads which just haven't fit into any of my recent categories, but I don't want them to feel left out. The Extinction Trials: Rebel by S. M. Wilson Rebel is the explosive finale in The Extinction Trials trilogy. I have loved every... Continue Reading →
This week, Steph is challenging us to pair books with the seaside. When I go to the seaside with a book, I want something relatively quick and completely gripping. The following are books from my TBR that I think would be great seaside reads: 1. Seven Days of You by Cecilia Vinesse. Sophie has seven... Continue Reading →
Today is my slot on the Blog Tour for A Sinner's Prayer by M. P. Wright, and I am sharing an exciting extract from Chapter 5! About the Book 1970, Bristol. What's buried doesn't always stay buried. It's a new decade and JT Ellington has taken himself out of the investigation game. But when... Continue Reading →
Hello everybody. Today I have got a Q and A about The Unlucky Eleven by Phil Earle. This is a book about a real life football team and a real life boy called Stanley who is Phil's child. There is some more writing here about Stanley and his dad Phil, and about the books that... Continue Reading →
