It’s been a while since I’ve done a book review on my blog. So when I saw a tweet from self-published author Holly Pritchard asking for reviewers for her Ascension Series, I thought, yeah let’s do it! She kindly gifted me e-book copies of all three books in the series. Read on to find …
Last year, I had the opportunity to read and review Magic by Mike Russell. I enjoyed that book so I was delighted when StrangeBooks contacted me again to review Mike Russell’s newest book, The Man Whose Wife Was The Moon. The title immediately caught my attention – how could his wife be the moon? I soon …
We all have times when we are waiting in the car. This might be when we are picking up kids, waiting for a friend or we are early for an appointment. This might feel like wasted time, but it doesn’t have to be! There are many productive things you can do when you are waiting …
As the title suggests, The Art of Writing by Peter Yang is a guide to becoming a better, or ‘more artistic’ writer. I was kindly provided with a free e-book copy of this book published by TCK Publishing, in exchange for a review. Being a blogger, I was excited to read this book because I knew …
I love to read, and I always have a book on the go. Last year, I managed to complete my Goodreads challenge of 30 books in 2020! I have raised the bar in 2021 by setting my challenge to 35 books. I am on track so far, so hopefully, I will make it! Have you …
Do you use your phone in bed before you go to sleep? I would hazard a guess that most of us do, whether we are scrolling social media, chatting to our friends or playing games. But is it good for us? In this post, I will be discussing the pros and cons of using your …
TCK Publishing recently sent me a free e-book copy of The Courage Map by Franziska Iseli in exchange for a review. I was able to choose any book I wanted from their shop. I chose the Courage Map because courage is something I want to develop more of. This looked like the ideal guide! On …
Life Seemed Good, But… is a book of imaginative short stories written by Richard Bell. I received an e-book copy in exchange for an honest review, and I was excited to read it as it sounded intriguing! What are the short stories about? The stories are bizarre, silly and full of dark, fantasy humour. They …
Many of us have spent the last 6 months in some degree of lockdown due to the coronavirus situation. COVID-19 is obviously not a good thing. Lockdown, however, can be thought of in a different light. Yes, it is inconvenient, but it is a necessary thing in order to protect lives. It has even had …
Welcome to the 5th and final part of my University Tips from a Graduate series! In this part, I will be talking about how to save money as a student, as well as sharing a few ways to earn some extra cash! For many students, money is limited, so every penny counts. I remember a …
