This week's Mini Reviews seems to have an accidental theme of books that I should have read sooner! Margot and Me by Juno Dawson Until I picked up Margot and Me, I had only read Juno's most recent three books, and this had a very different vibe. Fliss is moving to Wales with her mother... Continue Reading →
Happy Sunday. Another week of Kid's Books prompts from the Queen of Middle Grade, Steph. This week I'm sharing six books from my shelves that I really want to read, but haven't got around to yet. I don't have anything else to add to the list, so this week's post is short and sweet: 1.... Continue Reading →
In a move that will surprise precisely noone, I am doing another tag I saw on Steph's blog: The Book Interview Tag. Name: Charlotte. There's a select few nicknames I will tolerate, but I actually like my name, and only my nearest and dearest get away with using them. Age: 35 (we'll casually ignore the... Continue Reading →
It's Wednesday, and this week has been a long decade. Today, I'm sharing this month's Bullet Journal spreads. Join me in a coffee? The Coffee: This week's coffee is the Rwandan Ruvumbu from Steampunk. I'm pretty sure I've featured this coffee before. It has tasting notes of lemon drop and cherry, which really shine through... Continue Reading →
Hello everybody and today me and mum are sharing our reviews of this Toto the Ninja Cat book. (*mum note: usual disclaimers that Sam's reviews often feature spoilers) S's Review: So I enjoyed reading Toto the Ninja Cat but it took me a long time because we started it just before the first lockdown and... Continue Reading →
Today's reviews are all grown up books I've read this year. I don't know who I am either. The Chain by Adrian McKinty The Chain was the book I read on my last pre-Covid outing as the news that we were likely heading to lockdown broke, so it will always stick in my head for... Continue Reading →
Today's #SixforSunday prompt from the lovely Steph (A Little But A Lot) is children's books you'd love to jump into. I thought this would be a really easy post to do because there are so many children's books I love, but it turns out, there are fewer books I'd want to live in for any... Continue Reading →
Happy ThursTag! I pinched another tag from Steph this week: The Fireworks Book Tag. I know it's after bonfire night, but I'm a rebel. I'm trying to complete this with books I've read during my break from blogging rather than answering with my usual suspects. It is not as easy as I thought it would... Continue Reading →
As with everything, I haven't shared a happy things post in a while. There's been a lot to be miserable about lately, so I thought it was a good time to do one of these lists. Join me in a coffee? The Coffee: This week, we've been drinking another from our faves over at Steampunk.... Continue Reading →
Today is my spot on the blog tour for the gorgeous Middle Grade book A Thousand Questions by Saadia Faruqi. I received a copy of this in exchange for my honest review; this does not affect my opinions. About the Book Set against the backdrop of Karachi, Pakistan, Saadia Faruqi's tender and honest middle grade... Continue Reading →
Charlotte, Somewhere 