All in Books
I read a real mix of books in May - some brand new books I was excited for, some surprise book mail that I loved, as well as some adventures on audiobook! Here’s what I got up to…
I cannot resist a good readathon, and when I saw Ashleigh’s video (and my twitter feed) getting excited over #MakeYourMythTaker, I thought I needed to give it a go! I love fantasy as a genre anyway, as well as myths and retellings - my WIP is a myth/legend retelling! - so I’m excited to read the books I’ve chosen, as well as getting loads of recommendations from everyone else who’s participating throughout the month!
I read a LOT in April, and not just because of Kate’s fab Easter Readathon! I also tried to read a little outside of my comfort zone (read: I tried adult books. WHAT.) and the results were actually quite surprising! Including - spoilers - possibly my book of the year. It’s been a wild ride…
I didn’t have a blog post scheduled for today, but then I saw the wonderful Steph’s Six For Sunday and… well, let’s just say I started counting all the books I own but haven’t yet read the other day, and I stopped counting when I got north of fifty. Oops.
So, here are five of the books that have been waiting on my TBR for the longest!
What’s this? I’m blogging again? Well, I suppose there’s nothing like a pandemic to give you time and space to do all the things life has somewhat got in the way of in the meantime!
The reason I decided to crack out my keyboard and get blogging is because I’m really looking forwards to joining in with…
As some of you are probably aware, I’m a bullet journal convert. I’ve been using it for the past two years to try and organise my life, with varying degrees of success. So I thought I would share with you how my bullet journal is looking for 2019!
So recently I have been inspired to take myself off on solo dates, or an 'artist date'. Spending time treating yourself is something I don't think any of us do enough of, and given I was driving past, it seemed a perfect opportunity for me to treat myself to a leisurely lunch stop over in Haworth, home of the Brontës…
The last two months have been completely mad with work and life in general, but I’ve still been reading an absolute ton of great books in this time (keep your eyes peeled for my May reading wrap up, which will follow very closely on the heels of this one!).
The first book I read in April was…
