Last month, the lovely Emma from Never Judge A Book By Its Cover and I launched Let's Talk YA and I shared the first and second instalment. Today, I'm shouting about the incredible feminist fairy-tale re-telling, The Surface Breaks by Louise O'Neill. Synopsis: Deep beneath the sea, off the cold Irish coast, Gaia is a young mermaid who dreams of freedom … Continue reading Let’s Talk YA #3
April Wrap Up & Haul
April went past so quickly! I didn't get to post as much as I wanted to, but I'm proud of what I've achieved this month anyway. I managed to read 25 books this month and you can check out brief reviews/thoughts on each of them in my Weekly Wrap-Ups: #9 #10 #11 Emma from Never Judge … Continue reading April Wrap Up & Haul
Weekly Wrap-Up #11
This is a of a bit later than planned post, which briefly reviews all the books I read in April since my last Weekly Wrap-Up. The overall month wrap-up would also be going up today and I'm hoping to fulfil some of my review promises soon. 1. Deadpool v.s. Shield This was a fun, quick and brilliant … Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up #11
Weekly Wrap-Up #10
This has been one of my most productive reading weeks ever, with the gorgeous weather helping me just sit and relax with a good book. I've read a fair bit since last week, so I'll be keeping the reviews brief today, as I'm planning to do full reviews of my favourites soon. 1. Beauty Sleep by … Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up #10
Let’s Talk YA #2
Last week, the lovely Emma from Never Judge A Book By Its Cover and I launched Let's Talk YA and my first pick was the Beautiful Broken Things duology by Sara Banard. This is going to be a regular feature on my blog and I'm aiming to run it weekly, so today I've chosen the gritty, raw … Continue reading Let’s Talk YA #2
Easter Readathon TBR
I saw this readathon, which is created and hosted by Kate from Reading Through Infinity and felt like giving myself a bit of a challenge this Easter weekend. Here's the board of prompts that Kate has created and you can count one book for multiple prompts. My TBR: I am still trying to pass my O.W.L.S, so … Continue reading Easter Readathon TBR
Weekly Wrap-Up #9
It's been a while since my last Weekly Wrap-Up, but I'm making up for it today by briefly reviewing all the books I've read in the past two weeks. 1. The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas 💙 This was tense, taunt and heavily atmospheric. Compulsively readable with a great, flawed and intelligent protagonist. I found that I … Continue reading Weekly Wrap-Up #9
Let’s Talk YA
A while ago, the lovely Emma from Never Judge A Book By It's Cover and I shared some mutal fangirling over Enchantee on Twitter and this sparked a conversation about how we often just like and retweet bookish comments, istead of engaging. Eventually, this lead to the creation of a brand new feature that Emma and I are co-hosting, where we share a book, preferably UKYA, that's under-rated and try to start a conversation about it.
O.W.L.S/April TBR
As always, this will be a working document that I will update throughout the month to track my progress. This month, I am also taking my O.W.L.S! The Magical Readathon was created by the amazing Book Roast and you can see her announcement video over at O.W.L.’s Magical Readathon 2019 Announcement. The task is to read … Continue reading O.W.L.S/April TBR
March Wrap-Up
This month I read 18 books and smashed my March TBR! Top Books of the Month: Weekly Wrap-Ups: #5 #6 #7 #8 Reviews: King of Scars, Fierce Fragile Hearts and Two Can Keep A Secret The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo Life Highlights: I was longlisted as Best Newcomer for the UKYABA Awards, which is just … Continue reading March Wrap-Up