First off, I’d like to say thank you to ‘Stories Untold Press’ for offering me a copy to review through NetGalley!
Here’s my review. … More Book Review: ‘The Crowns of Croswald’ by D.E. Night
If there’s something you need to know about me, it’s that I read a lot. I have only just started to do book reviews, but I have a lot of books on my shelf I’d love to recommend to others, so starting this month I’m recommending four books for each month. I’m also planning on recommending books from four different genres – the genres I mostly read that is. … More Book Recommendations: February 2021
For February I have decided to learn more about calligraphy. I’ve dabbled in it a little over the years, trying my hand at it on occasion, but as I like to do some art everyday, even if it’s just bullet journalling, I want to build on my penmanship skills. … More Be Creative Series: Calligraphy
I think the weather and the situation of the world is making me feel a weird sense of frustration and listlessness. I dwell currently in boredom though I have many things to keep me occupied. I do have good news on the horizon though. … More Poem of the Week: A Wistful Getaway
I’ve finally finished ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’! It took me a while, but I managed to finish it, which I’m celebrating as it’s on my classics-to-read list, as well as being a book that Rory Gilmore read in Gilmore Girls (I love that show!) … More Book Review: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
I’ve always found eating seasonally is a great way to be more sustainable and better for your carbon footprint. Now we’re in a new year and a new month, filled with great fruit and veg produce available locally. … More Eat More Seasonally: January Seasonal Foods
Today was a pretty stormy day, and I was sat wondering what to write about, before the wind howling outside gave me an idea. What with the inauguration of a new president in the States, and the weather outside, I thought these words were appropriate. I hope you like the poem this week. … More Poem of the Week: The Storm
I’ve just finished a lovely book by Fredrik Backman, author of “A Man Called Ove”. I haven’t read that particular book yet, but based on this particular novel I hope the book is just as readable. … More Book Review: “My Grandmother Sends Her Regards and Apologises”
It’s January. The beginning of the year. And we’ve all been set on completing our new years’ resolutions. One thing we always set our minds to, and I’m no exception, is becoming fitter. … More How to Start: An Exercise Regime
I love writing poetry. I love finding words that rhyme, that fit the piece, that flow in a up and down rhythm on the tongue in a way that only words can. … More Poem of the Week: The Pen
