The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue: A Review

I was lucky enough to be sent an eARC of this book by Titan Books to review. When I requested this book on NetGalley I never dreamed that it would be accepted, so a massive thank you to Titan Books for allowing me to read my most anticipated book of the year early! The Blurb:…

Books That Have Had An Impact On Me

"A book is as dangerous as any journey you might take. The person who closes the back cover may not be the same one who opened the front one. Treat books with respect." - Red Sister by Mark Lawrence I've had this quote saved in my phone's notes since 29th June 2019, when I was reading Red…

20 Books I Want To Read In 2020

I love a list post, and what better list to do than the 20 books I want to try and read this year. This is a list of both books I have had on my shelves for a while and books that are due for release this year. There are so many books coming out…

A Bit of a Book Haul

I've bought more books that I've read this last month or so, but that's okay. I've picked up lots of books that I'm really looking forward to reading, and I wanted to share them with you in this post. First I picked up two books were Dev1at3 by Jay Kristoff (the sequel to Lifel1k3) and Wayward Son by Rainbow…

Reading Update/Unintentional Hiatus

Hello, long time no speak. How are you all? I've somehow managed to take an unintentional hiatus from my blog this last month or so, and I apologise. Here is a brief reading update: I didn't actually read a lot in September as I was in a bit of a 'post-readathon slump' after reading so…

NetGalley Book Tag

I was tagged by the lovely Siobhan from siobhansnovelties to do the NetGalley Book Tag. I've never used NetGalley, or any other arc website, but I'll answer these using general books/places I buy books. Rules Link back to the tag’s creator: Kourtni at Kourtni Reads Thank and link back to the person who tagged you. Answer the…

August Wrap Up

August was the reading month I was both most looking forward to and kind of nervous about. Excited because I knew I had a week off to just spend reading, and nervous because I had a TBR of 7 books for the NEWTs readathon. It turns out I had nothing to worry about. I managed…

N.E.W.T.S Magical Readathon TBR

This year, I took part in the O.W.L.S Readathon and thoroughly enjoyed it. Now, this August, we have the N.E.W.T.S Readathon; the more difficult exams for the older students in the Harry Potter world. The career I chose for my studies is Magizoologist. I've always loved animals, and I especially love magical creatures, and would…

The Mid-Year Freak Out Tag

So I wasn't tagged in this, but I saw it on Sophie's blog and thought it looked fun, so here we go! BEST BOOK YOU’VE READ SO FAR IN 2019 I think the best book I've read so far this year is The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. I think this book is…

Top Six Books from the Last Six Months

Hello hello hello, It's been a while! I'm sorry I've not been posting as regularly as I would like. I've recently moved into my own flat, and have been both busy with sorting/unpacking, and have also been without internet until now. I've not read as much either, but that's okay, some months are quieter than…