So December has been a very hectic month for me. I've had 2 interviews for unis and a late trip to London to figure out if I wanted to volunteer abroad (I don't 12 weeks is too long for me). So instead I'm planning a month backpacking through Asia. I've been given a place at … Continue reading December Wrap Up
Month: December 2016
Champion by Marie Lu
The previous novels in this series were ok and I liked them enough but there was never that thing that made me love them, but this one was just so good in comparison. This book brings some interesting questions to mind about the politics of our own countries. Antarctica won't give any medical help to … Continue reading Champion by Marie Lu
Ringing in the New Year Book Tag
Thank you to Raven for the tag! I'm excited for 2016 to end what a strange year Rules: Link to the person who tagged you Link to the creator of the tag – Rae @ Bookmark Chronicles Share the tag image Answer the questions below Tag friends (or not if you don’t feel like it) … Continue reading Ringing in the New Year Book Tag
DNFs of 2016
So last week I did a post on my favourite reads of 2016, this week I'm doing the complete opposite and doing a post on my least favourite reads, aka the ones I didn't even finish. Luckily all of the books are ones I requested on netgalley and not ones that I spent any money … Continue reading DNFs of 2016
Half Wild by Sally Green
I'm desperately waiting for Half Lost to be sent to me by the library because this book left me reeling. One of my favourite things about this novel was how it was completely unafraid to talk about being gay and being interested in someone of the same gender. Nathan's best friend, Gabriel, is in love … Continue reading Half Wild by Sally Green
The Christmas Cuisine Book
Thank you Kirstie for this interesting tag!!! Merry Christmas everyone, I hope you have a fab Christmas day if you celebrate it and if you don't I hope you have a great festive season! The Very Serious Rules: Thank the person who tagged you with a virtual hug and happy thoughts (and pixie dust if … Continue reading The Christmas Cuisine Book
How to Find Love in a Book Shop by Veronica Henry
Thank you to Netgalley and Orion Publishing Group for sending me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. How to Find Love in a Bookshop is a multiple POV book which follows the lives of a few select individuals in a small town and how they fall in love all surrounding … Continue reading How to Find Love in a Book Shop by Veronica Henry
Favourite Books of 2016
As the year is coming to a close here are my favourite books that I read this year, I've linked the reviews if they've been posted if you missed them and are interested in my thoughts. Throne of Glass Series by Sarah J. Maas (ToG, CoM, HoF, QoS, EoS) One of the first series I … Continue reading Favourite Books of 2016
Between Shades of Grey by Ruta Sepetys
Read this book. I love Ruta Sepetys' writing and this book didn't disappoint. I was hit really hard by it. She knows how to write really horrible thing that actually happened in real life from a teenagers perspective without making them seem like an oblivious idiot. Similar to Salt to the Sea this focuses on … Continue reading Between Shades of Grey by Ruta Sepetys
The Martian by Andy Weir
I did a bad thing and watched the movie before reading the book. I honestly wasn't even interested in reading the book until I watched the film though. The film was pretty true to the book I felt. I'm sure you know what the Martian is about but if you don't it's about a guy … Continue reading The Martian by Andy Weir