I wasn’t sure what to expect from ‘Under a Dancing Star’ by Laura Wood. I’ve had it on my bookshelves for at least two years, and yet hadn’t read it! … More Book Review: Under a Dancing Star by Laura Wood
And so another book bites the dust. I finished Victoria Aveyard’s ‘Realm Breaker’ on Friday, having spent much of the week reading it outside in the sunshine. It was a real easy read, and I must say, the premise of the book before I picked it up looked very good. … More Book Review: Realm Breaker by Victoria Aveyard
I read this book in two days! Two days! Ok, that isn’t the record (I’ve read books in an hour or two before now), but still. I think that’s pretty good. … More Book Review: The Midnight Library
Last week was Fantasy and Science Fiction week on Goodreads, and I thoroughly celebrated by reading Fantasy and Science Fiction. I read The Midnight Library by Matt Haig with definite science fiction vibes, what with alternative lives and universes… … More Top Three: My Favourite Fantasy Series
What an intense ride that was. The whole book was as eerie and mysterious as the moors that hold the setting, and the plot is filled with the heroine’s courage and the dangerous violence of the villains. … More Book Review: Jamaica Inn
I was on holiday while I read The Last Windwitch by Jennifer Adam, and it was really nice to have something easy-to-read and magical to be inspired by, especially as I was down in Tintagel in Cornwall. … More Book Review: The Last Windwitch
I’m writing this on a particularly warm and sunny July under our umbrella in the garden, and so far it’s been glorious. Ok, I may have a jumper on but that’s only because we do get a bit of a breeze off the ocean. … More Book Recommendations: July 2021
I finally finished “Crooked Kingdom” by Leigh Bardugo, and despite me struggling for half the book, the other half was beyond my expectations. Check out my review. … More Book Review: ‘Crooked Kingdom’ by Leigh Bardugo
This month I’ve chosen an array of books I recommend – as usual in the Fiction, Non-Fiction, Fantasy, and Young Adult genres. There’s a bit of magic and adventure, philosophy and politics to keep all engrossed. … More Book Recommendations: June 2021
It took me a while to read ‘Six of Crows’ by Leigh Bardugo. I’m not sure why, but I seemed to procrastinate over it immensely! Maybe it was the jump in-between characters, but in any case, I finally finished it! … More Book Review – Six of Crows
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