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August wrap-up

August was a pretty good month for me in most respects and I'm really happy that I managed to get back on track and out of my reading...

All the broken people review

All the broken people by Amy Rivers is a contemporary thriller set in the mountains of North Georgia where Alice Bennett travels to look...

Grey skies book review

Grey Skies by William Becker is a psychological horror which will have you wondering what’s actually real and what’s not. After Roman...

July wrap-up

July wasn't as productive as I would have liked mainly for books because I found myself in a slump and just wasn't felling any of my...

June wrap-up

June was the height of my exams so it wasn't as productive as I would have liked but they're over now and I'm able to get back to my...

Fairy boys book review

Fairy Boys by Daniel Tawse is a contemporary LGBTQI+ coming of age story following Star who doesn't fit in with the other boys on his...

Twisted fate book review

Twisted fate by Dana Miller is a contemporary romance following Laina Jorden who has given up on love after her childhood sweetheart,...

May wrap-up

May and June have been the hight of exam season for me so I havent managed as much as I would have liked but they've still been good...

April wrap up

April has been an amazing month for me I've got a lot done and managed to read some really good books and see some really awesome films...

Young, Dumb and naive book review

*Full disclosure this book was sent to me for free as part of a bookstagram tour but all opinions are my own and aren't influenced by...

Author interview: Laura Burton

I got the opportunity to ask author of 'love me, crazy' (review here) Laura Burton some questions about her book, being published and the...

The boy who steals houses book review

The boy who steals houses by C.G. Drews (AKA @paperfury on Instagram) is a YA contemporary Goldilocks and the three bears retelling but...

A girl called shameless review

A girl called shameless by Laura Steven is highly anticipated squeal to the exact opposite of okay in which another high school girls...

Love me, crazy review

Love me, crazy by Laura Burton is a love story to die for. A thriller about a young woman, Audrey, a teaching assistant at a religious...

March releases

March is going to be a great month anyway but to add to that some of my most anticipated releases are coming out too! I thought I'd share...

The exact opposite of okay review

The exact opposite of okay by Laura Steven is a YA contemporary mastering in feminism which if I have anything to say about it will...

'Carry On' review

Carry on by Rainbow Rowell is a YA fantasy masterpiece about a magical chosen one (Simon Snow) who has to save the world of mages against...

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