We’ve made it to Wednesday 🎉! What better way to commemorate the near end of another week than talking about my current reads, what I recently finished reading and what I’ll be reading next? Before I get into it, I’ll just remind everyone this challenge was created by Sam and centres around answering the following… Continue reading WWW Wednesday (14 April 2021)
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Hi! I'm Jen, 23 and from the North West of England. I love books, baking and everything in between (which I’m sure you’ll read all about on this blog!)
What Beauty There Is by Cory Anderson | #WriteReads Blog Tour
Ready for a gripping YA read in 2021? I might have just the thing... What Beauty There Is by Cory Anderson Genre: YA/ Thriller Publisher: Penguin Random House Date Published: 8th April 2021 Print length: 368 pages Trigger warnings: Suicide, violence and injury detail Blurb Jack Morton has nothing left. Except his younger brother, Matty,… Continue reading What Beauty There Is by Cory Anderson | #WriteReads Blog Tour
WWW Wednesday (7th April 2021)
After a very pleasant long weekend, I’m back to normal, which means lots of working, walking and keeping myself busy with reading, blogging and enjoying whatever’s now allowed under the new, slightly eased version of lockdown we find ourselves in in most parts of the UK. Before I get into my recent reads, I’ll just… Continue reading WWW Wednesday (7th April 2021)
Blog Tour: Half the World Away by Rebecca Banks
Ready for a love story set across the pond in 2021? I might have just the thing... Half the World Away by Rebecca Banks Genre: Romance/Chick Lit Publisher: Literally PR Date Published: 1st April 2021 Print length: 320 pages Trigger warnings: Discussions around pregnancy, termination/abortion Blurb Divorced and keeping a heart-breaking secret, Abbie Potter is… Continue reading Blog Tour: Half the World Away by Rebecca Banks
Music Mondays #28
As the long weekend for most of us in the U.K. draws to a close, I thought I’d ease you in to the week ahead by sharing 5 songs I’ve been listening to recently. lovelytheband (featuring MisterWives), buzz cut I’d never heard of the California based band until this song came up on one of… Continue reading Music Mondays #28
Book Review: At First Sight by Hannah Sunderland
📖 📖 I received an ARC of this book via Avon Books (Harper Collins U.K.) and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Disclaimer: This book contains loss, grief and mention of suicide 📖 📖 Description Two strangers. Two chance meetings. One extraordinary love story… Nell and Charlie feel a spark when they meet by… Continue reading Book Review: At First Sight by Hannah Sunderland
Book Review: Another Life by Jodie Chapman
📖 📖 I received an ARC of this book via Penguin (Michael Joseph) and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Disclaimer: This book contains death, grief and suicide so proceed with caution if these are things that might be triggering. 📖 📖 Blurb She could be the girl dancing on tables one night, and… Continue reading Book Review: Another Life by Jodie Chapman
Book Review: Last Night by Mhairi McFarlane
📖 📖 I received an ARC of this book via Harper Collins and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 📖 📖 Blurb Two best friends. One missed chance. And a night that changes everything. Eve, Justin, Susie and Ed have been friends since they were eighteen. Now in their 30s, the four are still… Continue reading Book Review: Last Night by Mhairi McFarlane
WWW Wednesday (31st March 2021)
We’ve not only made it to another Wednesday, we’ve also (almost) made it to a new month 🎉. If you fancy catching up on what I’ve got up to this month, I posted my Monthly Wrap-Up for March earlier today. Before I get into the books I’m currently reading, recently finished and what I’m reading… Continue reading WWW Wednesday (31st March 2021)
Monthly Wrap-Up: March
So we’ve made it through another month 🎉! As always, the (almost) end of one month means another wrap-up post (you can read my previous posts here and here). March wasn’t a month filled with days out with friends, silly amounts of drinks or whatever I’d grown used to pre-Covid but it was an interesting… Continue reading Monthly Wrap-Up: March
