Another month is done and a quarter of the way through the year already! So, what did I read this month? Let's have a look back and see, shall we? The Grownup - Gillian Flynn ★★★ From the same author as Gone Girl, this was a quick read grabbed from the library. It was a... Continue Reading →
It feels like the months are flying by and I'm falling behind more and more. I didn't even think about this post until I realized it was Pancake Day! As with last month, I am behind with reviews and have a few outstanding, but at least I have been reading... a bit. Snapshot - Josie... Continue Reading →
Where, exactly, did that month go? I still have two outstanding reviews to write. I am planning to get my fingers flowing throughout the day, so fingers crossed it'll go okay and I won't feel so guilty for leaving reviews hanging! The War of Powers - Robert E Vardeman & Victor Milan ★★ A classic fantasy... Continue Reading →
Killer Chef - James Patterson ★★★★ Killer Chef is an entertaining enough read, light-hearted enough to be enjoyable, with a more serious undertone of a classic whodunit. As the book reached its conclusion the misdirections added another element of tension adds to the already fast-paced short story. A good little ‘filler’ book to get the book... Continue Reading →
October feels like it has been a bust! I've certainly not felt as productive as the previous month, but this is the problem with being self critical over productivity. Nothing ever feels like it's enough! Book Reviews Considering I said I wanted to read more books this month... I didn't do so well. Amok -... Continue Reading →
I'm taking a leaf out of many other bloggers books and starting to write monthly wrap up posts. I think they'll be a good way to keep track of what I've been doing and help to keep me motivated for the weeks and months to come. Book Reviews I've managed to read through books this... Continue Reading →
WordPress kindly informed me that I have been with them for 8 years now. Prior to this I was hosted on Blogger, but I found that the interface, options and community didn't really have what I was looking for, so I moved over to WordPress - it feels far superior. Initially my blog was really... Continue Reading →
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