Hi everyone, another blog tour today for the new mystery Second Cousins Once Removed by Kenneth L Toppell. Thank you Dave from @The_WriteReads for letting me join this tour and also the publisher for a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
Read moreI’m so happy that Autumn is here! I love the colder weather and darker nights, it means I get to be all cosied up at home with a cup of tea and a book! Thank you Danni from _ForBooksSake for tagging me in this fun post and make sure to go and check out her amazing blog!
Read moreI’d like to start this post by saying a huge thank you to Josie Jaffrey for the amazing opportunity of reading and reviewing her new book The Wolf and the Water! This is the first book of hers that I’ve read, but I keep hearing such amazing things about all her others that are out.
Read moreIt’s been a while since I’ve read any mystery/thrillers, but this was the perfect one to make me fall in love with the genre all over again! I was hooked from start to finish and found it very difficult to put down.
Read moreIs it just me or did September fly by? Not that I’m really complaining because I think we all need this year to be over with. And I just love October!! In my September Wrap-Up, I will be summing up what I read and my October tbr.
Read moreWelcome to my first NetGalley check-in! If you don’t know what NetGalley is, it’s a site that helps publishers and authors promote […]
Read moreNormal People still has a lot of hype around it, especially now the BBC TV adaptation has been released and I just couldn’t and still can’t get away from it. I had book bloggers telling me to read it, I had them telling me not to read it. I had my friends and family telling me to watch the TV show adaptation. But now, I’m the one forcing everyone to read and watch it. It has very quickly become one of my favourite reads and watches of 2020.
Read moreI’ve never read any of Nick Hornby’s novels, so when I got approved for the arc on NetGalley I was so excited! It’s a very clever, funny and charming novel that I enjoyed the majority of the time. For some reason, finishing this book took me a lot longer than usual, someone on twitter replied to me to say that I am probably just taking it all in and enjoying it rather than just reading to get it finished.
Read moreSometimes I can’t seem to say no to receiving an arc in exchange for an honest review, I’m worried I will miss out from reading some amazing books. And let me tell you, this was amazing.
Read moreIt’s been so long since I’ve done a tag post, I got tagged by the lovely Hooked with Books to do this one! If you haven’t already go and check out her amazing blog!
Read moreHi everyone, another blog tour today for the new mystery Second Cousins Once Removed by Kenneth L Toppell. Thank you Dave from @The_WriteReads for letting me join this tour and also the publisher for a copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.
I’m so happy that Autumn is here! I love the colder weather and darker nights, it means I get to be all cosied up at home with a cup of tea and a book! Thank you Danni from _ForBooksSake for tagging me in this fun post and make sure to go and check out her amazing blog!
I’d like to start this post by saying a huge thank you to Josie Jaffrey for the amazing opportunity of reading and reviewing her new book The Wolf and the Water! This is the first book of hers that I’ve read, but I keep hearing such amazing things about all her others that are out.
It’s been a while since I’ve read any mystery/thrillers, but this was the perfect one to make me fall in love with the genre all over again! I was hooked from start to finish and found it very difficult to put down.
Is it just me or did September fly by? Not that I’m really complaining because I think we all need this year to be over with. And I just love October!! In my September Wrap-Up, I will be summing up what I read and my October tbr.
Welcome to my first NetGalley check-in! If you don’t know what NetGalley is, it’s a site that helps publishers and authors promote […]
Normal People still has a lot of hype around it, especially now the BBC TV adaptation has been released and I just couldn’t and still can’t get away from it. I had book bloggers telling me to read it, I had them telling me not to read it. I had my friends and family telling me to watch the TV show adaptation. But now, I’m the one forcing everyone to read and watch it. It has very quickly become one of my favourite reads and watches of 2020.
I’ve never read any of Nick Hornby’s novels, so when I got approved for the arc on NetGalley I was so excited! It’s a very clever, funny and charming novel that I enjoyed the majority of the time. For some reason, finishing this book took me a lot longer than usual, someone on twitter replied to me to say that I am probably just taking it all in and enjoying it rather than just reading to get it finished.
Sometimes I can’t seem to say no to receiving an arc in exchange for an honest review, I’m worried I will miss out from reading some amazing books. And let me tell you, this was amazing.
It’s been so long since I’ve done a tag post, I got tagged by the lovely Hooked with Books to do this one! If you haven’t already go and check out her amazing blog!
