It's another Thursday and over here at Charlotte, Somewhere that can only mean one thing: tag time! This week I am sharing The LGBTQ+ Rep Book Tag which I saw on Narrative Paradise and which was originally created by The Sassy Library Fox. Female Strength: A book with a lesbian heroine Cinderella is Dead by... Continue Reading →
The Coffee: This week we're drinking a new coffee from our faves at Steampunk. The DRC Sopacdi Women's Coffee Project MicroStation has tasting notes of passionfruit, apricot and toffee, and it is as tasty as it sounds. The Books: July Afterlove by Tanya Byrne - At this point, it will be no surprise to see... Continue Reading →
"For a moment I stare up at what I've done. I killed them. Executed them. It takes a while to notice I'm trembling, breathing hard. But not from exertion. Not from guilt. From the rush of power. And the uncomfortable realisation that I enjoyed it!" Yes, it has been a long time since I read... Continue Reading →
It's the second week of #SixforSunday does Rainbows Make the World Brighter, celebrating all books LGBTQIA+ for Pride month. Today we're sharing LGBTQIA+ stories we'd recommend. I'm using this as a chance to shout out some books I absolutely loved but do not rave about nearly enough. 1. 19 Love Songs by David Levithan -... Continue Reading →
"Every once in a while, people say they've seen the brothers wandering the streets of New Orleans, hunting down their next kill." I was approved to read this on Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. If the promise of a book filled with creepy myths / horror stories from New Orleans doesn't have you... Continue Reading →
Happy ThursTag! Today I'm sharing the Pride Flag Book Tag which I saw on Paperbacks and Planners blog, but it was created by Common Spence on Youtube so be sure to check out both their posts. Red (Life) - A book with a spirited protagonist totally proud of who they are. Someone who gives you... Continue Reading →
It's time to share this month's bullet journal spreads. June's theme is Melinda Salisbury books, which I have pinched from my most previous pal, Steph. Join me in a coffee whilst I share my pages? The Coffee: This week, we are drinking Steampunk's Peruvian Herminio Ramirez Microlot with tasting notes of brown sugar and conference... Continue Reading →
Mum Note: There are spoilers all over S's review. If you don't want to see them, I'd suggest avoiding reading this. He's small, excited, and can't hold his own water, never mind a secret. Hello everybody and today I am sharing my review of Dragon Legend by Katie and Kevin Tsang which my mum got... Continue Reading →
"It seemed like there were two possible scenarios. Either Harriet was, in fact, a genius hamster who could talk, write, and had mastered the art of computer slideshows, and the presentation was going to be outstanding. Or Holly had been using Harriet in some cruel and evil way...does holly have a hamster powered desk lamp?"... Continue Reading →
Hello, happy Sunday and happy Pride month! This month's #SixforSunday theme is Rainbows Make the World Brighter, celebrating all books LGBTQIA+ for Pride month. Today we're starting the month off by sharing a rainbow of books. These books are all from my TBR, apart from the green book because I have no LGBTQIA+ books with... Continue Reading →
