285 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Audiobook Period. It's About Bloody Time is a book I've heard referenced quite a bit, it does seem bizarre that as something which around half of us experience throughout our lives are seen as a bit of a taboo subject and not something we should be talking about. During… Continue reading Period. It’s About Bloody Time. ~ Emma Barnett
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The Bookshop Book ~ Jen Campbell
320 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Hardback In a nutshell, The Bookshop Book is a global tour of bookshops and has made me desperate to go and explore which really isn't helping towards my goal of reading through all the unread books I already have! I am quite guilty of defaulting to Amazon for all my book… Continue reading The Bookshop Book ~ Jen Campbell
The Five ~ Hallie Rubenhold
415 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Kindle The Five: The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper is a historical non-fiction which is a little different to other Jack the Ripper books I've read as the focus for this is the background and lives of the five women rather than their murders. Split… Continue reading The Five ~ Hallie Rubenhold
The Year of Less ~ Cait Flanders
216 pages ~ ★★★☆☆ ~ Audiobook When Cait announces to her friends that she's thinking of stopping shopping the announcement isn't too out of character, having previously put efforts into getting out of debt and improving her health they're used to her self-improvement experiments; she tracked her progress on her blog and later wrote this… Continue reading The Year of Less ~ Cait Flanders
Make Do and Mend a Broken Heart ~ Katey Lovell
260 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Netgalley eARC Richard and Leanne have been together for 16 years and married for 7 of them. During the prologue they're viewing a cottage by the sea for a potential purchase, the house needs a lot of work, the previous owners made half an attempt to create an open plan… Continue reading Make Do and Mend a Broken Heart ~ Katey Lovell
December 2019 ~ Wrap Up
December is probably my favourite month and this year was no different, we managed to avoid most of the chaos and had a lovely, relaxed festive period that included a good amount of downtime amongst the family board game arguments; I also manged to fit in plenty of festive reads, something I'm already planning on… Continue reading December 2019 ~ Wrap Up
2020 Goals/Resolutions
Yesterday I posted some reading related goals I've set myself for next year and decided to also include some more general one; most of these are things are quite stereotypical, health related ones January 30 Days of Yoga Challenge Last year for the first time I took part in the Yoga With Adriene Dedicate -… Continue reading 2020 Goals/Resolutions
Very Merry Readathon 2019 ~ Wrap Up
During Very Merry Readathon I ended up starting six books and thought I'd split them up into their own little wrap up. 1. Read a book set during the holidays ~ Single All The Way This book starts on the 14th December and follows Meg and Sally all the way through to the New Year… Continue reading Very Merry Readathon 2019 ~ Wrap Up
Single All The Way ~ Karen King
286 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Kindle Meg and Oliver have been together for seven years, married for five; they have two rabbits Laurel and Hardy and a joint party planning business Party MO. Meg has always loved how much they always chat about everything, until one day, one conversation sees Meg quickly move out to… Continue reading Single All The Way ~ Karen King
Twas the Night Shift Before Christmas ~ Adam Kay
320 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Hardback</p> For a longer than I should have younger me lived in completely oblivious that not everyone is off work on Christmas Day, coming from a family of teachers I just assumed everyone had the day off, then one year in response to a comment I can't remember my Aunt… Continue reading Twas the Night Shift Before Christmas ~ Adam Kay
