WWW Wednesday ~ 3rd June 2020

WWW Wednesday is a bookish meme hosted by Taking On a World of Words. All you have to do is answer three questions: What Are You Currently Reading? I'm just about to start reading Witch Child by Celia Rees which is an old favourite of mine that I'm long overdue to re-read. I loved this…

Summer on Seashell Island by Sophie Pembroke

Genre - Romance/Humour Release Date - 11th June 2020 ★★★★★ "Juliet tipped her head back to stare up at the stars as they twinkled into life, and Leo couldn't help but do the same. Maybe Juliet was right. All he knew was that nothing in the world looked like the skies above Seashell Island on…

Five Bookish Fathers Day Gifts

With Fathers Day approaching it's time to start thinking about gifts. It can be hard to know what to buy, I know that I struggle for ideas sometimes. If only everybody in my family loved to read, it would be so simple to just buy them books and other book related gifts. For those of…

May Wrap Up

Since rediscovering my love for reading recently, I've read some amazing books. I've always loved reading, but it's only recently that I've really fallen back in love with books and book blogging. Today I wanted to write a wrap up post and share the wonderful books I've read this month. You'll find mostly Romance books…

The Little Teashop in Tokyo by Julie Caplin

Genre - Romance Publication Date - 11th June 2020 ★★★★ "Shibui is simplicity, modesty, naturalness, everydayness...you are you. You don't try to be something that you're not. Subdued in some ways but not others" Blurb from Goodreads: Grab your passport and escape to the land of dazzling skycrapers, steaming bowls of comforting noodles, and a…

First Line Friday ~ 29th May 2020

Welcome to my third First Line Friday! I love this bookish meme, hosted by Wandering Words. I look forward to writing these posts every week, as I love the concept of sharing the first line of a book and allowing readers to judge a book by it's first line before seeing the cover. The book…

My New Books in May

Having fallen back in love with reading in April, I've bought a lot of new books in May. The majority of them were either £1.99 or 99p, so I felt perfectly justified in buying them! All the books I've purchased this month have been Kindle editions and a lot of them were influenced by other…