AD | review Based both in the 'then' of 1979 and the 'now' of 1991, The Fortune Teller's promise is a wonderful exploration of someone who is trying to reconcile the woman she wants to be, with the woman her childhood and family has made her. Read on for my full review. ... READ MORE »
Books
Close To You by Kerry Wilkinson – book review
AD | review This is a great autumn read and one to curl up inside with a hot drink on a cold evening. Filled with twist that will keep your wondering until the final chapters, this one will have you doubting the narrators sanity! Read on for my full review. ... READ MORE »
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman – book review
THE BLURB Eleanor Oliphant has learned how to survive – but not how to live Eleanor Oliphant leads a simple life. She wears the same clothes to work every day, eats the same meal deal for lunch every day and buys the same two bottles of vodka to drink every weekend. Eleanor Oliphant is happy. ... READ MORE »
The Stone of Destiny by Caroline Logan – book review & giveaway
',AD | advance readers copy THE BLURB Begin the journey; discover your destiny... Ailsa doesn’t believe in faerie tales, only the monsters in them. But, with the mark on her face, most people consider her one of them—a changeling. Her secluded life shifts when she rescues two selkies from ... READ MORE »
Time to Read with BookTrust | AD
If you follow the blog, then you will know that we loved to read. I'm a real bookworm - always have been - and I am incredibly proud that both my children have inherited my love of books. Reading together is so important. Not only to help with your child’s development but I love the time spent ... READ MORE »
What I read in July
So, I think this is going to be my last roundup post. From now on I'm going to go back to full book reviews of the books that I think are ... READ MORE »
The Real Play Revolution – review and giveaway (AD)
The title of this book says is all. The Real Play Revolution: Why We Need to Be Silly with Our Kids - and How to Do It. Ash Perrin has created a book which reminds parents 0f the importance of play. In an age where technology reins, it's refreshing to find a book which not only reminds us of how ... READ MORE »
What I Read in June
I am ridiculously late on this months reading round up, mainly because I wasn't sure whether these posts were of interest to people so I wasn't sure whether to continue with them. However, this blog is my little space and I like keeping track of what I've read and record my thoughts on them. After ... READ MORE »
What I read in May
When you realise it's almost the middle of June and you've still not published your May book round up! I am blaming the fact that the past two weeks have contained far too much sickness from two tiny humans than I care to mention. Moving on though, May was a pretty ... READ MORE »
Closer Than You Think by Lee Maguire – GIVEAWAY
GIVEAWAY - I was send two copies of Closer Than You Think for the purposes of this giveaway. It's so secret that I'm a bookworm. From time to time I am very lucky in that publishers will reach out to me to and ask me to take a closer look at a book, or in this case host a giveaway to let others ... READ MORE »
What I Read in April
This post contains affiliate links. This has no impact on you, but if you were to purchase an item using the link provided, I may earn a small commission. Another month has flown by and before we know it, we're already a third of the way through 2019. It's going so quickly!! April hasn't been ... READ MORE »
What I read in March
How is it already April?? I managed to get through three books since during March since my last post (if you missed it then you can check out what I read back in February here). Although I may not have the reading pace that I enjoyed last year but I am enjoying this slow and steady approach to books ... READ MORE »
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