If you’re looking for a light rom-com book that pulls you out of a reading slump, look no further! Beatrix “Bea” Babbage is a bookworm who moves away from her home to a different city to start a new life — following a ruined celebration — and finds exactly that. This was a I book…
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Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine – and so am I. Having heard so much praise about this book, I wondered why I couldn’t just pick it up and read it. I believe that WHEN you read a certain book can affect the type of impact it has on our souls. I started reading this lovely,…
Read MoreIn this crowded coffee shop, buzzing with the sounds of plates being set, chairs being scraped, chit-chat and laughter; sits i, hazelnut latte in hand. I feel very serene in that moment, liquid courage slowly fuelling me up. Suddenly the research that is piling up does not seem like the end of the world. Or…
Read MoreI had a blog earlier this year, and it got deleted. Albeit it wasn’t popular at all and I’m not sure anyone read the two reviews I had there, I want to start again and put more effort into writing. As someone who English is a second language for, my brain likes to mix and…
Read MoreI received an ARC for this book. “I don’t think you think of me The way I think of you For you do so only sporadically While I have you in me Constantly” What a BEAUTIFUL poem. this book gave me so many goosebumps and made a few almost-tears threaten to spill down my cheeks.…
Read MoreI received an ARC for this book. “there exists a fine line between being selfish & being selfless” Having read “The Princess Saves Herself in this One” and loved it, you can tell I was so excited to know Amanda Lovelace is coming out with a companion! Her poetry style is something that is so…
Read MoreAs someone who hasn’t read A thousand and one nights, I don’t know if I can judge this book against the original. But I honestly loved this book heaps. I loved reading about characters with names I hear and associate with my culture and society, with issues that (were a little exaggerated) but I would…
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