Happy April all! How did March treat ya? Have you managed to get into some sort of routine? My days are mainly spent reading (or trying to - thank goodness for audio books!), eating, cooking/baking, more eating and watching Marvel movies (thank goodness for Disney+ free trial!). Today I'm reviewing Havenfall by Sara Holland, her … Continue reading The Many Doors | Havenfall | Review
Whelp. What a month we've had. As of mid-March, many of us have been working from home, or not working (as in my case), and some are working super hard in this current climate - kudos to you all! After a bad reading month in February, this month I was determined to read more... I've … Continue reading What I read this month | March 2020
How is everyone? I hope wherever you are in the world you're keeping well and staying safe! We're now all left with a little bit extra time to get some reading done and attacking our (sometimes) large TBR piles. So where have you started? As a Bookseller, I'm trying to prioritise new releases at the … Continue reading Torn in Two | The Foundling | A Review
Today I'm taking part in the blog tour being run by Midas PR for the Swansea University Dylan Thomas Prize long list - there's 12 books in total on the list and since the 5th of March, a total of 66 bloggers will review a book on the long list, all the way up to … Continue reading The Mystical West | Inland | Blog Tour
Of course, after reviewing Wolf Hall, Bring Up The Bodies was sure to follow. Blurb The sequel to Hilary Mantel's international bestseller and Man Booker Prize winner Wolf Hall explores one of the most mystifying and frightening episodes in English history: the downfall of Anne Boleyn. ... Though he battled for years to marry her, … Continue reading Another Marriage in Flames | Bring Up The Bodies | A Review
What's this? A 2020 review written a mere few weeks after the release date? Dang! Today I'm reviewing The Mercies by Kiran Millwood Hardgrave, her debut adult novel, set in the cold and unforgiving country of Norway during a time when old religion and new religion meet. Blurb After a storm has killed off all … Continue reading The Storm Was Quick | The Mercies | A Review
I've never been so grateful for lighter evenings. February was a hard month for me, it also meant that my reading was pretty much non-existent, expect for university. But with the sun shining more and spring flowers starting to emerge, there's new hope for Spring. Here's a small list of books I want to read … Continue reading March 2020 TBR
