**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** If you've followed my blog for a while you'll know how passionate I am about reading and promoting indie authors and one such author who has become a firm favourite is Olga Gibbs. Olga… Continue reading Book Review: No Child Of Mine By Olga Gibbs
Book Review: The Beloved Girls by Harriet Evans
**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** What can I say, it's been a while and I can only profusely apologise for the lack of new content over the last few months. It's been a crazy time and with the summer… Continue reading Book Review: The Beloved Girls by Harriet Evans
AD | How To Teach Kids About Money
**This is a collaborative post** AD | It’s never too soon to start making money a regular topic of conversation around kids. Culturally, talking about money is something of a taboo, and this naturally means we don’t teach kids about money’s value and importance. It’s not a conscious thing, it’s just a subject that doesn’t… Continue reading AD | How To Teach Kids About Money
Blog Blitz: Primrose Park By Christie Barlow
**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Welcome to another blog post and I'm thrilled today to finally be able to share my review of the latest book in the Love Heart Lane series, Primrose Park by Christie Barlow as part… Continue reading Blog Blitz: Primrose Park By Christie Barlow
Book Review: The Ravens By Danielle Paige & Kass Morgan
**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** I absolutely adore a witchy story, but haven't seen many new releases of late so when I was invited to read the new release from author due Danielle Paige and Kass Morgan which follows… Continue reading Book Review: The Ravens By Danielle Paige & Kass Morgan
AD | 5 Reasons To Study GCSE’s At A College
**This is a pre written sponsored post** AD | Choosing to Study GCSE’s at a college rather than in a traditional school setting, may seem like an unorthodox and potentially risky path to take. Staying where you are and completing your GCSE’s just seems like the most sensible and safe route for many.However, as we… Continue reading AD | 5 Reasons To Study GCSE’s At A College
Blog Tour: Summer Secrets at Streamside Cottage By Samantha Tonge
**We were gifted an e-copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** Spring is here and you can smell Summer in the air (when it's not randomly snowing!), so that can only mean the start of the summery book releases and I for one am more… Continue reading Blog Tour: Summer Secrets at Streamside Cottage By Samantha Tonge
Wellbox Review: Care Packages To Say Your Amazing!
AD** Items featured in this post were gifted, however all thoughts and opinions are our own** I'm sure I don't need to tell you how hard the last 18 months has been on everyone thanks to Covid and although it feels like there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to… Continue reading Wellbox Review: Care Packages To Say Your Amazing!
Book Review: This Is Not The Jess Show By Anna Carey
**We were gifted an copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** The Truman Show is one of my all-time favourite film's, it's so well done with such an intriguing storyline and in my personal opinion it's one of Jim Carrey's finest acting performances; so imagine… Continue reading Book Review: This Is Not The Jess Show By Anna Carey
Book Review: The Library of the Dead By T.L. Huchu
**We were gifted an copy of this book in return for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are our own** It's not very often that this early in the year I will stick my neck out and say a book could be my favourite read of the whole year, but The Library of the… Continue reading Book Review: The Library of the Dead By T.L. Huchu