Books, stationery, and wellbeing
[Ad – previous collaboration. This post contains affiliate links] Welcome to part five of my Lit Chat series (check out parts one, two, three and four). This is the series where I select a few of my Lit Chat cards (previously sent for review) and discuss reading habits and book-related memories, amongst other bookish things,… Continue reading Lit Chat #5
You know how sometimes you come across a collection of stationery and you want every single piece because it's just so damn awesome? That's how I feel about Calligraphuck. And the good news is they keep adding more and more products. The latest products to be added to the line at Abrams + Chronicle are… Continue reading Sweary stationery & home accessories from Calligraphuck
[Ad - review. I was sent this product for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also features affiliate links] I love a guided journal. There are plenty out there, so it can be hard for new releases to stand out. Abrams + Chronicle have long been one of my favourite publishers… Continue reading Stationery porn: Truth & Daring: A Journal for the Thoughtful & Bold
[Ad - review/previous collaboration. I was sent the pictured products for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also contains affiliate links] I've been blogging about books for nearly seven years now and I bleddy love it. As a lifelong bookworm, it's such a fun platform to share what I love with… Continue reading The perks of being a book blogger
[Ad - review. I received a copy of this journal for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also contains an affiliate link] Kids say the funniest things. I've been using my one line a day journal to record a memory a day since the day Jenson was born and lately that… Continue reading Kids say the funniest things
[Ad - review. This post features books sent for review purposes and all thoughts are my own. This post also features affiliate links] Abrams + Chronicle are without a doubt my favourite publisher when it comes to beautiful books. My shelves are packed with stunning coffee table books and inspiring children's books - they really… Continue reading Empowering books for young readers
[Ad - review/giveaway. I was sent a copy of this book for review purposes and an additional copy to give away. All thoughts are my own. This post also contains an affiliate link] Happy International Women's Day! One of my goals this year is to read more poetry. I wasn't a fan throughout my years… Continue reading International Women’s Day 2019
[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
[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
One of the key things I've taken away from this year is a quote from Roxane Gay's Bad Feminist: “Books are often far more than just books”. That's certainly the case for a lot of the titles I've read this year, particularly those from Abrams + Chronicle. For my final 12 Days of Christmas giveaway,… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas #12: My Book of the Year