12 May Book review: Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
Shuggie Bain is a heart wrenching, yet thought provoking and memorable read that I put down many times to compose myself. The book follows the childhood of Shuggie Bain, the youngest...
03 May Book review: The Scent Keeper by Erica Bauermeister
The Scent Keeper is one of the most touching books I read in a while. We meet Emmeline and her father living on a remote island, seemingly by themselves, at...
07 Apr Book review: Our Dark Secret by Jenny Quintana
Our Dark Secret is a dark tale about 2 teen girls, 2 murders and the 2 decades that separate them. Our Dark Secret follows the recollections of Elizabeth's memories as a...
21 Mar Book review: When I was Ten by Fiona Cummins
When I was Ten is another creepy read from Fiona Cummins...
11 Feb Book review: Writers & Lovers by Lily King
Reading Writers & Lovers is like reading poetry. I can only describe Lily King's writing style as melodic and filled with emotion. Every paragraph is incredibly descriptive, making you feel...
09 Nov Book review: One Summer in Crete by Nadia Marks
I expected a light-hearted romance read in the sun set on a Greek island. What I got was so much more. One Summer in Crete is a tale of love...
06 Oct Book review: The Butterfly Room by Lucinda Riley
The Butterfly Room is an exceptional read that examines the Montague family and the secrets encased in their family home, Admiral House. The Butterfly Room is set in the idyllic Suffolk...
30 Sep BOOK REVIEW: THE GIRL WHO READS ON THE METRO BY CHRISTINE FERET-FLEURY
I was instantly drawn to The Girl Who Reads on the Metro. One of my favourite things, when I lived in the UK, was to read on the tube. My...
22 May Ground Hog Day in 2020
I haven’t posted anything in about month now. My thoughts are a bit jumbled, just like my emotions, in this strange time we find ourselves in. It’s as though on some...
23 Apr The new normal, what will it be?
We are living in interesting times, and by that, I mean we’re living through a historic event, one that will be referred to as we do to the Spanish Flu...