Towards the end of last year I realised just how overwhelming my TBR pile had actually become and made a resolution to work my way through it by planning posts for the first few months of 2019. So far so good and my pile is starting to (slowly) decrease! Today’s review is a book which I received… Continue reading Book Review: Super Nova By Ericka Waller
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Book Review: Absolutely Smashing It By Kathryn Wallace
As soon as I read the blurb for this brand new release I knew it was a must-read for me and I was thrilled when the lovely Kirsteen Astor at Little Brown UK offered to send me a proof copy. Promising to be similar to the novels written by Gill Sims by offering a humorous take… Continue reading Book Review: Absolutely Smashing It By Kathryn Wallace
Book Review: The Stress Goblin’s Hat by Dr Rubina & Omar Mian
It was only as an adult that I realised how much I had struggled with mental health issues from a very young age, something that was overlooked for many years until eventually I reached out to ask for the help I needed. Unfortunately, those early traumatic experiences have meant that my anxiety and depression have… Continue reading Book Review: The Stress Goblin’s Hat by Dr Rubina & Omar Mian
Paperscapes Series: Books For Inquisitive Kids To Devour
Kids are like sponges, absorbing every new experience and snippet of information they discover and are constantly learning as a result. As a self-confessed bibliophile it’s no surprise that I love to share books with the kids to help them expand their ever-growing knowledge as they are an absolutely amazing resource for learning. Over the years… Continue reading Paperscapes Series: Books For Inquisitive Kids To Devour
Book Review: Aaru By David Meredith
This year I have made the vow to make a big dent in my TBR pile and today's post represents the start of that process. I was sent this book by author David Meredith last year and it's been patiently waiting to be read eventually getting it's turn last month. Therefore, today I'm sharing my… Continue reading Book Review: Aaru By David Meredith
Cover Reveal: Hallow By Olga Gibbs
I've been so excited to share this post that it's been a real struggle not to press post before today's big reveal! Last year I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing Heavenward by Olga Gibbs and have subsequently organised it's Blog Tour. I fell in love with not only the character's but Olga's writing… Continue reading Cover Reveal: Hallow By Olga Gibbs
Book Review: The Blood Prince by Josie Jaffrey
The Blood Prince is one of my most anticipated reads of 2019! After reading The Gilded King and The Silver Queen, the first two books in The Sovereign Series, I was hooked and could barely wait to get my mitts on the final instalment. Luckily for me I didn't have to wait too long and… Continue reading Book Review: The Blood Prince by Josie Jaffrey
Book Review: The Man I Fell In Love With By Kate Field
Just before Christmas Netgalley kindly invited me to chose a book to read from a selection already pre-approved for me and despite my ever growing TBR pile I couldn't find any self restraint to say no! Having taken part in a blog tour for one of Kate Field's books last year and loving her writing… Continue reading Book Review: The Man I Fell In Love With By Kate Field
Learning How To Behave Around Dogs With The Zara DogDog Kids Club
Growing up we always had pet dogs and I was taught from a very early age about the do's and don't's when it comes to approaching unfamiliar ones. I've never owned a dog since leaving home, but that didn't stop me instilling my older two girls with the same lessons I learnt all those years… Continue reading Learning How To Behave Around Dogs With The Zara DogDog Kids Club
Book Review: The Naughtiest Girl In The World By Dawn-Maria France
It's been a while since I wrote about the books I've been sharing with Leo as things became extremely busy in the run up to Christmas. So, today I thought I'd share a book we've been enjoying ,that we were kindly gifted at the end of last year. As a parent the name of the… Continue reading Book Review: The Naughtiest Girl In The World By Dawn-Maria France
