**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** I've been so excited to share my thoughts on this brand new release, Harbinger by Olga Gibbs, as part of the publication blog tour. If you read my blog regularly you will know I've… Continue reading Blog Tour: Harbinger By Olga Gibbs
AD |The Perfect Personalised Gift for Any Occasion From Printsfield
AD GIFTED| Gift buying can be a pleasurable experience, but I don't know about you I sometimes have no clue what to buy and that means it can become a nightmare! You might know the interests or hobbies of the recipient, but what if they already have that football themed mug you think would be… Continue reading AD |The Perfect Personalised Gift for Any Occasion From Printsfield
Cover Reveal: May Day By Josie Jaffrey
I love discovering new authors, especially indie authors as there is just so much talent out there that sometimes gets over looked. One of my favourite indie authors to date that I have discovered through writing my blog isJosie Jaffrey. I absolutely fell in love with her writing when I read The Sovereign Series, therefore… Continue reading Cover Reveal: May Day By Josie Jaffrey
Review: Staying Home With The British Snack Co.
AD | It's fair to say life in the last few months has morphed into something unrecognisable from the one we are all used to living. Having once been able to experience the true meaning of freedom; able to shop, eat out, go out for drinks down the pub and visit family & friends, our… Continue reading Review: Staying Home With The British Snack Co.
Blog Tour: Death Bringer By Kelly-Marie Pollock
**We were gifted a copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** This is a post I have been desperate to share as I can eventually tell you my thoughts on the brand new release from author Kelly-Marie Pollock. Last year I read and absolutely adored… Continue reading Blog Tour: Death Bringer By Kelly-Marie Pollock
Blog Tour: Someday In Paris By Olivia Lara
**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Today I'm thrilled to be able to offer my thoughts on Olivia Lara's novel Someday In Paris as part of the publication tour organised by Aria Fiction. Check out all the must know info… Continue reading Blog Tour: Someday In Paris By Olivia Lara
Review: Roald Dahl Inspired Personalised Book From Wonderbly
AD | If you haven't read a Roald Dahl book before leaving Primary School what have you been doing? Roald Dahl is an absolute legend in the field of children's literature and deservedly has a day of celebration dedicated to his life and work each and every year; his wonderfully written stories were some of… Continue reading Review: Roald Dahl Inspired Personalised Book From Wonderbly
Book Review: Beyond The Moon By Catherine Taylor
**We were gifted a copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Today's review is well over due as the lovely Catherine Taylor kindly gifted me a copy of her debut novel Beyond The Moon ages ago. It's certainly not the case that I haven't wanted… Continue reading Book Review: Beyond The Moon By Catherine Taylor
Blog Tour: Brilliant Baxter At The Funfair By Carol Cordrey
**We were gifted an copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Today I'm thrilled to be taking part in the publication tour for brand new Children's picture book Brilliant Baxter at the Funfair by Carol Cordrey. Thank you to Faye from Authoright and Clink Street… Continue reading Blog Tour: Brilliant Baxter At The Funfair By Carol Cordrey
Blog Tour: Dad You’ve Trumped By Andrew Rogerson
**We were gifted an copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Today I'm taking part in the publication tour for new children's title Dad You've Trumped by Andrew Rogerson. As soon as I saw the title of this one in my inbox I knew I… Continue reading Blog Tour: Dad You’ve Trumped By Andrew Rogerson
