“Never trust anyone who has not brought a book with them.”
So I decided to set myself a reading challenge for 2019 and I'm naming it #TheClassic6. Very simple really. I have chosen 6 classic novels and I plan to read them in 2019. I only recently branched out into YA but the YA I read is still the genre I gravitate to the most and …
I'm probably going to do a few of these as there are millions of reader problems and this would be too long were I to add them all and also when I've sat down to write this I can't think of most of them! 😀 #1. Feeling overwhelmed because of all the potentially good books …
So I am very, very, very new to YA. I only started reading it in the last 2 years at the urging of a friend who told me I was missing out on some amazing writing because I was being foolish. She did't say the foolish part but I think it was implied. I didn't …
Something of the Book came up with this wonderful weekly prompt for Friday Favourites and I'm all over it. Now I'm not sure I'll get to do every week but I'd very much like to participate in as many as I can. First up for me. Epic Journeys! Firm favourites: American Gods by Neil Gaiman: …
Just a quick post to share my 2018 top 10. There is no particular order to this list as narrowing it down to just 10 was difficult enough and there are different genres in there so it's basically impossible trying to list them by ratings. Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman Vicious by …
So December was super busy for me and also super distracting but this month was very much a quality of quantity reading month. I read Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo at the start of the month and absolutely loved it. The Six of Crows duology has become a firm favourite and I'm now fully invested …
November was another great reading month, helped along by the fact that books I've been saving are coming out to play for the first time. 😀 I've been saving Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom by Leah Bardugo for a very long time and November saw me pick up Six of Crows and I was …
