Book blog
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Blog Tour: Juliet and Romeo by David Hewson

I’m so pleased to participate in the blog tour for the new book Juliet and Romeo by David Hewson. Today, I’ll be posting a fascinating piece from the author himself. Learn a little more about the real life influences behind the writing of this book and the world-famous play it is adapted from. Continue reading
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Weekly Reading Wrap-Up: 25 May 2018

Happy Friday everyone! How is May almost over? Seriously, how? You all may have noticed (or not) that I haven’t been great about updating here for a couple of weeks. I took a mini-hiatus due to some serious stress popping up, but that’s all sorted now! Exciting new to come. Back to business as usual! Continue reading
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Book Review: Guns of the Dawn by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Flintlock fantasy is a subgenre that I’m incredibly unfamiliar with. You can imagine how pleased I was when my fantasy book club picked Guns of the Dawn by Adrian Tchaikovsky as our May read. This ended up being a great book to discuss because there was so much to unpack with the writing, but that’s… Continue reading
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20 Questions Book Tag

I don’t often do tags on my blog, but I was tagged by Shanah at Bionic Bookworm to do this tag. So here we go! Continue reading
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Book Review: The Royal Wedding Colouring Book by Adam Rushton

So here’s something a little different for you guys. I was offered a copy of the Royal Wedding Colouring Book by Adam Rushton in exchange for an honest review. Now, I’m not obsessed with the Royals — I think this younger generation is nice and the rest are sort of useless — but you know… Continue reading
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Weekly Wrap-Up: 11 May 2018

Happy Friday! This has been a short week here in the UK and it really did fly by. I didn’t do a weekly wrap-up last week because there would have only been a couple days between my monthly and weekly wrap-ups, so this post will feature two weeks worth of books! Continue reading
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Book Review: The Testament of Loki by Joanne Harris

I read The Gospel of Loki a couple of years ago and it was one of those books that really grew on me. It stuck with me long after I finished the last page and I really think that it ignited my interest in Norse mythology. I had assumed it would be a standalone novel,… Continue reading
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Book Review: From Darkest Skies by Sam Peters

I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect from this book. I had assumed it would be pretty much a straight science fiction novel heavily featuring AI with a bit of mystery. Instead Peters has created an exciting high-concept sci-fi-meets-crime story with a dash of noir. Continue reading
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April 2018 Reading Round-Up

I feel like I say this every month, but I cannot believe how quickly time is passing! April has absolutely flown by and spring is well underway. April has been an amazing month for me: I went to the Harry Potter studio for the first time, chaired my first book event, hosted my first readathon,… Continue reading
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Amazon’s Top 100 Books to Read in a Lifetime

I spotted this tag over on Thrice Read’s blog and decided to give it a go. I love these kinds of lists — they always remind me of amazing books that I’ve read in the past or remind me of things I want to read. This is the Amazon Top 100 Books to Read in… Continue reading
