I thought it’d be fun to do a little Q&A here on my blog (myself answering the questions of course). Many thanks to my fellow bookstagrammers and book bloggers for supplying them. (I have linked each of their accounts). What book (or book series) got you into reading? (bookmarklibrary) Harry Potter. I know it did … Continue reading
Title: The Mime Order Author: Samantha Shannon Genre: Young Adult/Fantasy Some minor spoilers if you haven’t read The Bone Season. Shannon has done it again. And oh boy, she has done it better. The Mime Order, is a riveting ride, packed full of bloody suspense, mystery and enough palpable sexual tension to keep you on the edge of … Continue reading
Genre: YA/Fantasy No major spoilers. A Flame in the Mist is the first book I have read by author Renee Ahdieh. I went into it with high expectations (having heard rave reviews for it and for her duology – The Wrath and the Dawn.) I also had seen that the book was book was a … Continue reading
Okay. This month’s box was huge. It even came in a bigger box than usual. So you can imagine the excited look I had on my face whilst I screamed about the items included in this baby. I’ve created this lil’ unboxing for you – so you can share in some of the excitement. Also, if you … Continue reading
Genre: Sci-fi The Martian is probably the best sci-fi novel I have every read. Sure, it has its flaws – most books do. But there wasn’t a second of this book I did not enjoy. If you are unfamiliar with it, The Martian is basically a futuristic tale of survival. Stranded on mars, astronaut Mark Watney … Continue reading
Being a book blogger there is no shortage of books in my to be read pile. Mine grows larger and larger by the day. But there are some books I want to read much more than others, so I’ve decided to put together a little list of the books which are currently at the very … Continue reading
Hello there. Welcome to my first ever book haul blog post (if you can call it that). A little over a week ago I went to the Clunes Booktown Festival. Yes it is exactly as it sounds. For one weekend every year the tiny Goldfields village of Clunes is completely overrun by books. The town centre … Continue reading
