Books, stationery, and wellbeing
[Ad - review. I was sent a copy of this book for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also contains an affiliate link] Have I mentioned lately how much I'm loving this boom of inspiring feminist non-fiction? I spent nearly thirty years primarily reading and learning about male leaders, rulers and… Continue reading Book review: All Hail the Queen by Jennifer Orkin Lewis and Shweta Jha
I'm trying to get in the habit of not reading consecutive books from the same genre and, so far, I'm pleased with how diverse my reading has been this year. The last three books I've read were all written by women; one is an autobiography, one is a narrative based on actual events and one… Continue reading What I’ve been reading lately #15
[Ad - review. I was sent this notebook for review purposes and all thoughts are my own] If you're anything like me, you always have a book with you, you're forever scrolling through Bookstagram and reading blog posts, and you're signed up to various publishers' newsletters. So what do you do when you read a… Continue reading Bookworm essentials | To Be Read: A Booklover’s Notebook
[Ad - previous collaboration. This post contains affiliate links] Welcome to part four of my Lit Chat series (check out parts one, two and three). It's been a while since I've done one of these, so I'm bringing it back. This is the series where I select a few of my Lit Chat cards (previously… Continue reading Lit Chat #4
[Ad review. I was sent a pack of cards for review purposes but all thoughts are my own. This post also contains affiliate links] One of my favourite games growing up was Top Trumps. My brother was in and out of hospital a lot growing up and we always bought him a pack to help… Continue reading Games night for bookworms
This post contains an affiliate link At the end of last year, I decided I wanted to get back into bullet journalling, having been rather sporadic with my updates throughout the year. I knew I needed help, so consulted a few favourite Facebook groups and invested in a couple books for inspiration and motivation. I… Continue reading Book review: How to Bullet Plan by Rachel Wilkerson Miller
[Ad - review. I was sent a copy of this book for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also contains an affiliate link] Becoming a book blogger has introduced me to so many fab writers and genres I might not otherwise have read. Two years ago, I was invited onto the… Continue reading Blog tour: The Lost Man by Jane Harper
This post contains affiliate links I've just hit 12 on my Goodreads total for the year so far and I'm really pleased with the variety of titles I've managed to tick off my list. I'm trying not to read two consecutive titles from the same genre and it's turned out to be a really fun… Continue reading What I’ve been reading lately #14
[Ad – review] This post features products sent for review purposes. All thoughts are my own. This post also contains affiliate links Have I mentioned lately how in love I am with the sheer volume of bad-ass female biographies available at the moment? Last year I wrote a post on books for feminists of all… Continue reading Book review: Little Guides to Great Lives
This post contains affiliate links This year's Reading Challenge is going well - I'm already five books in. I've previously reviewed Ryder Carroll's The Bullet Journal Method and I'll be sharing my thoughts on Jane Harper's The Lost Man in a few weeks on the blog tour (spoiler alert: it's awesome!). Today I'm sharing some… Continue reading What I’ve been reading lately #13