Good morning! IT’S WRAP UP TIME! March has been and gone (I was meant to post this last Friday, but honestly, I was just too tired and too interested in reading to turn my laptop on!). I was surprised by how many books I read in March - I didn't think I'd done as well … Continue reading March in books
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My Viper-thon TBR
HAPPY VIPERTHON MONTH EVERYONE!! Tis the holy month of Vulture release by the ever wonderful Bex Hogan, and to celebrate this glorious occasion, I am involved in hosting a readathon inspired by the world itself. If you want to know more information, you can check out my blog post all about it here: Viper-thon Announcement. … Continue reading My Viper-thon TBR
Viper-thon announcement!
ARE YOU READY TO TAKE ON THE VIPER-THON? So what is the Viper-thon? To celebrate the release of Vulture, the third book in the Isles of Storms and Sorrow series by Bex Hogan, I have the utter joy of hosting a readathon for the month of April all based on Bex's amazing world! The aim: … Continue reading Viper-thon announcement!
February in books
Good morning! It’s wrap up time! February has been, gone and left us in its wake. I had a very productive reading month and that's all thanks to half term! I just devoured and raced through so many books in half term (but I will say I have not read a single word SINCE... well, … Continue reading February in books
BLOG TOUR: Elle McNicoll
Show Us Who You Are: an incredible exploration of what it means to be human "When Cora's brother drags her along to his boss's house, she doesn't expect to strike up a friendship with Adrien, son of the intimidating CEO of Pomegranate Technologies. As she becomes part of Adrien's life, she is also drawn into … Continue reading BLOG TOUR: Elle McNicoll
January in books
Good morning! It's wrap up time! January has been and gone! We are now in a new month of reading... what a month of reading January was! I didn't expect much from it to be honest. Let's just say that 'Lockdown 3: Winter's Here' hasn't been treating my brain very kindly... however, that doesn't mean … Continue reading January in books
