I’m attending YALC again this summer (for my third time) and I’m excited to see friends, go to talks, meet new authors, and get books signed. Sadly, two of my favourite authors aren’t attending this year (Victoria Schwab and Laini Taylor, and I’m not kidding around when I saw I was DEVASTATED when I found… Continue reading YALC 2018 TBR
June is quite possibly the best month of the year; it’s summer, it’s pride, and it’s my birthday month! It’ll come as a surprise to no-one that I’ve asked for quite a few books for my birthday, so my TBR may change on 9th June, but you all need to hold me accountable for reading the… Continue reading June TBR // Pride month and birthday books
May is always a pretty good month for weather in the UK, and I feel like I really made the most of it this month. I went to Sheffield for the early bank holiday and spent a long weekend chilling in parks and having BBQs, then later in the month I met up with blogging… Continue reading May 2018 Wrap Up
*Pointedly ignores the fact that we’re halfway through May* So I’m hoping to finally get to some books that have been on my TBR for the past two months. (Or in the case of Children of Blood and Bone, actually finish it.) Almost all of these are YA, so it’s going to be a pretty young… Continue reading May 2018 TBR
April was a pretty busy and exciting month for me. I visited my sister abroad, went to London, and spent the day at an agricultural festival. It was an energising few weeks, but I did not stick to my TBR. At all. In fact, I think at this point it would be better if we… Continue reading April 2018 Wrap Up (Let’s just pretend I didn’t set myself a TBR, OK)
This month is passing quickly already and I’m busy with work and travel. Last weekend I went to visit my sister in France and had a wonderful time. We walked along the beach, went to museums, and even visited Paris. That didn’t leave much time for reading, but I have the rest of the month… Continue reading April 2018 TBR (Or the month where I attempt to stay on track with my Goodreads goal)
March was a month of some real ups and downs. For about a week, I felt dejected, but as the month progressed I celebrated my Dad’s birthday, spent Easter with my family, and by the end of the March I’d bounced back. One of the biggest things I did last month was organise my very… Continue reading March Wrap Up (The month where I organised a readathon?!)
