For those lost in the stories… | The Little Library Cookbook | A Review

Okay, so I'm super excited to review this cookbook today as part of my cookbook month. Kate Young is a favourite of mine on social media, her food is rather drool worthy and with the added extra of taking food from well-loved and well-known books, well it's a match made in heaven for me. Head …

Neighbours in the Cotswolds | The Country Set | Blog Tour

Happy mid-week all! I have a pretty busy few days coming up so I'm taking the time to eat soup, sleep in and read - ah perfect! Today I'm taking part in the blog tour for Head of Zeus published, The Country Set by Fiona Walker. A whopping 800+ pages, probably the biggest book I've …

Two’s a Crowd | The Night Brother | A Review

This is the last review of this month, and then we'll be in November and ever-closer to Christmas - wow! Today I'm reviewing The Night Brother by Rosie Garland. Blurb From the author of The Palace of Curiosities and Vixen comes a dazzling and provocative new novel of adventure, mystery and belonging. The Night Brother shifts tantalisingly between day and night, …

For the Part-timers | The Part-Time Vegetarian: Felxible Recipes to go (Nearly) Meat-Free | A Review

Morning all! Carrying on with my cookbook series, today I'm reviewing The Part-Time Vegetarian cookbook by Nicola Graimes. Blurb The popularity of the part-time vegetarian (flexitarian) diet – one that is largely vegetarian but occasionally includes poultry, meat and seafood – is growing. As meat and fish become more and more expensive and the health benefits of a …

Like The Superheroes in the Movies | Spandex and the City | A Review

Happy Wednesday all! Today I'm reviewing a book I read and reviewed on Netgalley, Spandex and the City by Jenny T. Colgan. Blurb LOCAL GIRL SWEPT OFF HER FEET Mild-mannered publicist Holly Phillips is unlucky in love. She's embarrassed beyond belief when the handsome stranger she meets in a bar turns out to be 'Ultimate …