Before we start the review, I am unsure if I need a disclaimer or not so here it is just in case. I received an early copy of Ninth House from a bookseller friend to read after I wrote my 'Ninth House, Dark Themes & Trigger Warnings' post. Trigger Warnings for Ninth House: sexual assault… Continue reading Book Review: Ninth House By Leigh Bardugo
Five Reasons to Pick Up The ‘In Death’ Series
In case you might have missed my monthly reading wrap-ups, I am obsessed with J.D Robb's futurist crime In Death series. I first picked up the series back in September 2017 and honestly I haven't looked back despite the series being extremely long! Currently, the length of the series is up to FIFTY novels and ten novellas… Continue reading Five Reasons to Pick Up The ‘In Death’ Series
Book Review: Scars Like Wings By Erin Stewartn
[AD - Gifted. I won a copy of this proof while attending YALC so unsure if it needs a disclosure or not but I'd like to assure you all that all my thoughts are my own and winning this proof has not affected this review.] Scars Like Wings By Erin Stewart Format: Paperback - advance reader… Continue reading Book Review: Scars Like Wings By Erin Stewartn
Book Review: City of Ghosts and Tunnel of Bones By Victoria Schwab
One of the most popular authors between my friends, and I had never picked up a single one of Victoria Schwab's novels despite owning quite a few. That is, until a few months ago when I decided to pick up City of Ghosts and was blown away, and since its sequel Tunnel of Bones is being published in only… Continue reading Book Review: City of Ghosts and Tunnel of Bones By Victoria Schwab
My September Bullet Journal 2019
How is it September already! Only 20 days to go until it is officially Autumn which is my favourite season of them all, closely followed by Winter of course. August wasn't great in terms of using my bullet journal, I mainly just wrote random to-do lists and had little in terms of illustration or any… Continue reading My September Bullet Journal 2019
Books I Loved From My Degree
I think my lecturers would be surprised to know I am writing this post and the fact I loved my degree. I was very lucky that I picked the right university for me, and incredibly lucky to have so many lecturers who are specialists in their fields to teach me. Unfortunately, due to outside factors,… Continue reading Books I Loved From My Degree
What I Read in August 2019
Why is it, when the calendar rolls over from the 31st of August to the 1st September it suddenly feels like Autumn has appeared and Summer is truly gone? Autumn and Winter are my favourite months of the year so the fact we are finally entering September is exciting for me. August wasn't a great… Continue reading What I Read in August 2019
