⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5) I was kindly approved for an e-arc via NetGalley. Following the success of The Binding, The Betrayals is Bridget Collins' second adult novel. I am yet to read The Binding, but I have a copy that I'm excited to read soon, especially after enjoying this novel. The Betrayals takes us to Montverre, a … Continue reading Book Review | The Betrayals by Bridget Collins
Sally Rooney's novel about Connell and Marianne has received quite mixed reviews (at least judging by what I have seen on Bookstagram). I first read this about a year ago and enjoyed it, but thought that I had missed most of the hype around it as I read it quite some time after it was … Continue reading Books to read if you enjoyed Normal People
⭐⭐⭐⭐🌠 (4.5/5) Perhaps don't read this review if you have not read Eve of Man, it may give away or allude to some things about the first novel. Having read Eve of Man a couple of years ago, I preordered this novel and looked forward to seeing what would happen next, especially because the first … Continue reading Book Review | The Eve Illusion by Giovanna and Tom Fletcher
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)I heard of this book ages ago, but only bought a copy when I saw it in a charity shop over Christmas. I'm so glad I did because I loved this book and I think it may be a new favourite.Although there has been lots of hype about this book, I wasn't entirely sure … Continue reading Book Review | The Flat Share by Beth O’Leary
The Flat Share by Beth O'Leary has been one of the biggest books this year, especially on Bookstagram. I read, and adored, the book and so I thought I would write a post recommending some other books to try if you loved it as much as I did. Also, if you have not read The … Continue reading Books to read if you enjoyed The Flat Share
I have spent the past three years studying for an English degree and I have loved it. I'm not going to talk specifically about my degree or university experience here, although leave me a comment if you would like that content, but I am going to talk about some things I learnt whilst studying English. … Continue reading Lessons University Taught Me About Reading
I hope everyone is well and staying safe. I started blogging about four years ago, and since going to university three years ago my posts have become sporadic. Hopefully, that will be changing. About a month ago, I handed in the final assignment of my undergraduate degree. I have now had all of my individual … Continue reading Post-University Update
Recently, a few people have joked that I'll have plenty to do during this time because I have plenty of books I can read. Whilst I like that this is true, it also makes me sad that I'm dreaming of hours curled up with a book, when in reality I'm snatching minutes to read a … Continue reading 7 Books I would read (if I didn't have uni work)
I know it's all everyone is talking about at the moment, but there is a lot going on in the world right now and so self-care is really important. In all honesty, I am writing this for myself as much as for anyone else. A lot is going on around me and now that my … Continue reading Advice for self-care
Today was a very exciting day. About a month or so ago, Carrie announced her biggest ever book tour. I’d never actually been to a book signing before, largely because authors tend not to come to somewhere that close to me. As soon as I looked down the list of places for Carrie’s tour and … Continue reading Book Signing – Carrie Hope Fletcher
