FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS

Did you think I’d be all about The Testaments today? Well I kind of am but before I disappear to devour that book, it’s my stop on The Rabbit Girls blog tour...

The possibility pile that I posted just a few days should probably be renamed, because I’ve strayed from it twice already! As a mood reader, I do find it cha...

August really is being good to me, I have read some absolutely brilliant books this month. Last night, I finished Expectation by Anna Hope and it really does...

Rewind has caused a bit of a problem for me as I don’t think I’ll ever be able to stay in a hotel again without fearing there is a hidden camera somewhere! ...

For many years I worked for an animal rescue charity and saw first hand the wonderful effect a dog can have on a human and vice versa. So as soon as I saw Se...

This month I was trying to stick to a TBR pile and I was doing really well, until the rave reviews for Ask Again, Yes started to fill up my feed and made me ...

Nightingale Point was the book that could potentially have ruined our holiday, because once I started I didn’t want to stop reading it! It is so hard to put ...

I read The Handmaid’s Tale when I was twenty and was blown away. No other book has stuck in my mind as vividly. There have been many times when Offred has po...

Unicorn was one of the books that I heard about back in March at a 4th Estate Books event. Listening to Amrou talk about Unicorn made me want to pick it up s...

When deciding which books to take with me on holiday, The Salt Path by Raynor Winn was at the top of my list. Firstly, because we were visiting an area that ...

Yesterday I picked up The Chain by Adrian McKinty and was gripped from page one! The story is about Rachel who is driving to a doctor’s appointment when her...

I won this copy of The Man Who Didn’t Call by Rosie Walsh through the Readers First website. Each week they feature two books and you go online and give them...

Time for another Taylor Jenkins Reid, I'm really enjoying working my way through her books. Emma is twenty years old when she marries her high-school sweeth...

The Corset is another book that had been sat on my TBR pile for such a long time I was starting to think I might never get around to it. I’m not sure why, bu...

Books like The Woman in the White Kimono don’t come along often. A book so beautiful and poignant that you feel like you personally know the characters. It’s...

I’m not embarrassed to admit that I am a complete scaredy-cat! So when I read the synopsis for The Whisper Man by Alex North I thought no thank you, not for ...

Do you remember when you finished your GCSE’s that feeling of freedom, the long summer stretched out before you? Feeling a mix of sadness to see friends go s...

Circe is a book that I picked and almost bought a hundred times before I did actually buy it, and then it sat on my TBR for ages. I’m not a fan of fantasy bu...

At first glance Helen Hoang’s new book The Bride Test appears to be just another fun romance novel. It is fun and romantic, but there is a bit more to it wit...

Despite being one of the few people to not like Eat, Pray, Love (I know, but it just didn’t do it for me), I was so excited to get my hands on City of Girls....