Book Review| Death Plays A Part by Vivian Conroy

As I’m sure you all know by now, I love to read! So when I saw that the lovely Vivian (@VivWrites on Twitter) had a new book out, I had to give it a read. We’ve been following each other for a while and are regularly in ‘twitter contact’, so when she announced it was

Book Review| Is Wilde Like Me Worth The Hype?

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you’ll probably be aware that the huge Youtube personality Louise Pentland has written her own book. Now I’m not one to jump on the blogger/youtuber book bandwagon but this is actually a fictional novel, rather than a so-called ‘beauty bible’, and was something

My Reading Challenge 2017 |Where I Stand at the Halfway Point & my Top Books!

Okay, I’m a day late on this post. That just about sums up how productive i’ve been on this blog recently but i’m on holiday at the moment and it’s quite nice not to be glued to my laptop! So at the start of the year I set myself a challenge on GoodReads to read

Author Review |Nick Spalding

I’m back! Long time no see and the dreaded exams are finally over! I’ve got to be honest and say that this exam season felt like it wen very badly, hence why you’ve not heard from me for a while but today I finally made it to the end so it’s back to blogging! A

Book Review: Girl Number One By Jane Holland!

So both of my previous book reviews have had really good feedback, so after reading Girl Number One* I decided that this would have to be my third one here on the blog! A couple of weeks ago I joined NetGalley which is a site where you can receive books prior to their publication in

Book Review: Me Before You & After You By Jojo Moyes

Everyone seemed to love my Harry Potter & The Curse Child Review so I’m going to make a book review a bit of a feature on my blog now, perhaps fortnightly – what do you think? I am quite an avid reader and I’ve also signed up to something called NetGalley where you can get

Books On My To-Read Shelf!

I don’t really buy hard copies of books anymore as I have my kindle and I don’t really have the space or the money for hard copies. However, I do get books passed on to me from my Mum that I have on my to-read shelf but often get forgotten about in my mad loving

Book Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

The first Harry Potter book came out when I was only three years old but as soon as I was able to read the books, around the age of 5 or 6, I spent my time reading them, re-reading them or waiting for the next book to come out. Therefore, when the Deathly Hallows came

Post-holiday Book Recommendation!

Since starting university, I have pretty much stopped reading for pleasure as I just don’t have the time due to all the reading I have to do for my degree. Who could have thought that a finance and accounting based degree had so many books to accompany it?! I do try and keep up with