Celebrating World Infertility Awareness Month with Stephanie Boag
During World Infertility Awareness Month in June, author Stephanie Boag talks about her books, inspired by her family's IVF journey…
Book review: James by Percival Everett
You would have to have been living under a rock not to have heard all the hype surrounding Percival Everett's…
Book review: Theory and Practice by Michelle de Krester
I'm in a bit of a reading slump so I wasn't in the right place to read Michelle de Krester's…
Book review: Stone Yard Devotional by Charlotte Wood
Having loved The Natural Way of Things and The Weekend - two very different books by Charlotte Wood - I…
Is it just me, or are books a little boring at the moment?
As a booklover, it pains me to say it, but I'm feeling a little bored by the books I've been…
I can’t get enough of cosy murder mysteries
I go through phases in my reading habits and at the moment I'm deeply immersed in the world of cosy…
How many books should I take camping?
Let's get this out in the open right away - camping is not my thing. This is not to say…
Book review: Bodies of Light by Jennifer Down
I was recommended Bodies of Light by a colleague with no warning of the harrowing read that it is. Certainly,…
Book review: The Exiles by Jane Harper
When I was living in the UK on a gap year, I became obsessed with watching Home and Away. I…
Book review: Green Dot by Madeline Gray
Green Dot is really making me feel old … and maybe a little judgmental. I started off absolutely loving the…
