Book review: Phosphorescence by Julia Baird
I usually steer well clear of self-help or emotional wellbeing-type books, but this one was given to me by a…
I usually steer well clear of self-help or emotional wellbeing-type books, but this one was given to me by a…
During one of Victoria’s many lockdowns, A Gentleman in Moscow provided a vision of a different kind of lockdown. And…
This was a long read to start the year, but a great one. The third in the Thomas Cromwell series…
Sofie Laguna has to be my favourite Australian author. I absolutely love her style of writing and the emotional subjects…
I shied away from American Dirt after hearing controversy surrounding Jeanine Cummins’ bestseller. However, after one of my best friends…
It was interesting to read Kate Grenville’s historical fiction about the settlers’ experience of Australia straight after finishing Hannah Kent’s…
After loving Burial Rites and The Good People, I was pretty sure that I’d enjoy Hannah Kent’s latest novel. And…
I’m a bit late off the mark with my best of 2021 list seeing I decided to have some laptop-free…
My husband and I recently finished watching The Bureau on SBS, a series that followed the French intelligence service as…
I have been fortunate enough to cuddle, squeeze and smell two babies who were only months old recently. It has…