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January blues: top 2017 books to read
Ugh. Yep, that word pretty much sums up January in a nutshell, doesn't it? Although I am looking forward to the gasping breath of relief...
Review: The Brazilian Husband by Rebecca Powell
I've always had a fascination with South American culture. This, coupled with the Olympics happening in Rio this year made this book top...
Happy National Book Lovers Day!
A day for giving and loving and sharing and receive- Who am I kidding? If you don't read, you're going to hell. If you've never met a...
Red Hot Summer Reads
Summer is the perfect season for reading. It gives you something to do whilst you perfect your tan, you look a lot more blasé and...
May Recommended Read: Everyone Brave is Forgiven by Chris Cleave
This is a wonderful, wonderful book. Read my review here. You can buy Everyone Brave is Forgiven here. #everyonebraveisforgiven #2016...
Review: On Writing by Stephen King
On Writing has been one of my favourite books this year. I wouldn’t normally say this about an English course book which I have been...
February Recommended Read: The Versions of Us by Laura Barnett
"Eva and Jim are nineteen and students at Cambridge in 1958 when their paths first cross. Jim is walking along a lane when a woman...
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