
Monday, 29 August 2016
A Modern Way To Cook | Anna Jones | Review
*Review copy c/o Netgalley, image via goodreads.com A Modern Way To Cook is a brand new book full of tasty vegetarian recipes from Anna Jones, who has previously worked as part...
*Review copy c/o Netgalley, image via goodreads.com A Modern Way To Cook is a brand new book full of tasty vegetarian recipes from Anna Jones, who has previously worked as part...
*Image from book's Amazon page. Summary: Tara considers herself a normal teenage girl. She attends high school, has a group of friends (and a mortal enemy) and her biggest...
We love delving further into unique fictional worlds and the background stories of our favourite characters, so this month we decided to ask our team which books they would love to...
1. The one I borrowed years ago and have yet to return. I borrowed my dad's copy of Catch-22 probably about ten years ago now. I've started reading it at least three...
*image via GoodReads ‘The green girl necessarily pines for the past, because the present is too uncomfortable to be presents in and the future, unimaginable." Zambreno's heroine,...
Welcome to another edition of Being A Book blogger! Today I'm chatting to the lovely Kate who blogs over at Parchment Girl! Here's what she had to say about book blogging, personality...
The finale to Holly Bourne's Spinster Club trilogy has arrived, (aside from the novella 'And A Happy New Year...?' due out later this year), and this time it's Lottie's turn to tell...
Welcome to another Bookish Links roundup post where we share some of the articles, videos and blog posts we've enjoyed lately! 1. Bookseller For A Day! - ever wondered what it...
*Image provided by publisher. **Book provided via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Summary: Continuing the story of bureaucromancer, and wanted man, Paul Tsabo,...
Today we're talking movies that are yet to be. I've got five books to share with you that I think would make amazing movies. Five books that, to be honest, I'm kind of annoyed aren't...
Edited by Jane Bradley, Published by For Books Sake Featuring a diverse range of characters, genres, styles and subject matters, compiled following a global call for submissions,...
If you caught my recent review of Gregory E. Pence's What We Talk About When We Talk About Clone Club, you'll know it's no secret that I'm an Orphan Black fan. Although I'd heard...