I can't believe we are already three weeks into the new year. If you love the feeling of a fresh page that can come with a new year, why not settle down with an awesome book about new beginnings and starting over to inspire you in 2017! Here are some of my favourite... 1. The Woman [...]
Tag: Reading for Health
Book Review – Where’d You Go Bernadette? By Maria Semple
If I could give this book 6 stars I would. It's intelligent, thought-provoking and moving whilst being hilariously funny but my favourite thing about Where'd You Go Bernadette? is the unusual way the story is told. Through the paper trail of emails, faxes, letters, notes and Bernadette's daughters opinions on the paper trail - all [...]
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Book Review – One Million Lovely Letters by Jodi Ann Bickley
I first heard about One Million Lovely Letters about a year ago when a friend sent me the link to the website. I was beyond amazed by the concept - if you feel like you need a hug in an envelope, email Jodi Ann Bickley and she will handwrite you a letter to remind you how [...]
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Book Review – A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding by Jackie Copleton
Exquisitely wonderful is the best way to describe this book! I was sent a copy of 'A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding' by Jakie Copleton from THE Book Club (TBC) in exchange for an honest review and gosh... am I pleased I put myself forward to read it when they asked. The novel opens with a [...]
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Book Review – The Woman Who Upped and Left by Fiona Gibson
Hello all, I just had to recommend this book to you all... RomCom isn't usually my genre of choice, favouring literature, drama and thrillers but as I was going on holiday I thought I go for something more uplifting and I'm so pleased I did. Most importantly, it was still very well written, very important [...]
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Before We Met by Lucie Whitehouse – Book Review
I haven't posted a book review for a while. The reason being, I have struggled to get into a book. That was until Me Before You by Lucie Whitehouse. This book moves at a quick pace (which I love), keeping you turning the pages as rapidly as you can. Although it is building up to something, [...]
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Hot Days Summer Reading
Laying on a sunlonger, feeling the heat, none of the day-to-day stuff to worry about, absorbed in a fantastic book - heaven! It's not quite that simple now I have children but still a little more time that normal. A few lovely people have been asking me what I would recommend for them to read on [...]
