Yoohoo Bibliofriends,After reading Atomic Habits by James Clear [review here] and deciding that I needed to try and listen to Audiobooks more, part of my new, determined habit-goals-self decided to listen to them each morning as I was getting ready to go to work. One of the first ones I started with was Good Omens... Continue Reading →
Hi Bibliofriends,One of my bookish blogging goals this year was to try and get started on taking author/publisher requests and also start investing some time into improving my NetGalley feedback score. It was such a thrill when Elizabeth Foster contacted me after reading one of my reviews for Odyssey Books and asked me if I... Continue Reading →
Hello Bibliofriends! This week's Biblioshelf Musing is 'These Divided Shores' by Sara Raasch which is the sequel to 'These Rebel Waves'. I first read TRW when it arrived in the August 2018 Mutinous Pirates Fairyloot box. At first, the series wasn't quite what I was expecting as the pirates were more riverboat looters (Stream Raiders)... Continue Reading →
Howdy Bibliofriends! This week's Biblioshelf Musing is Shadow and Flame which is the sequel to Onyx and Ivory by Mindee Arnett. If you follow my other posts you'll know that I'm not that great at keeping up with sequels. That being said, in my new little world of trying to maintain good 'atomic habits', the... Continue Reading →
Yoohoo Bibliofriends! This week's Biblioshelf Musing is from a non-fiction self-development style book called Atomic Habits. This is by far one of the most useful books I have ever read (listened to). I originally purchased it as a friend had rated it 5 stars and referred to it on one of those ‘books that saved... Continue Reading →
Hey Bibliofriends! Happy 1st July! This week's Musings come from a wonderful book I recently acquired through NetGalley called The Rain Heron. Although it contains a serious message, a little magic and mythology are interwoven through its narrative and I absolutely adored it! Book: The Rain Heron by Robbie Arnott Genre: Literary Fiction Publication Date:... Continue Reading →
Happy last Wednesday in June Bibliofriends! Short stories are an art of their own. To do it well is some achievement, but to do it so well that it becomes powerful enough to leap off the page into your bookish heart is something else entirely… It’s safe to say that Mark Newman is a master... Continue Reading →
Good morning Bibliofriends, I was overjoyed and thrilled when Rebecca approached me to read and review the first book in her Outlands Pentalogy. A Touch of Death follows the story of Nate and Catherine as they embark on a journey as wanted criminals through the Kingdom of Cutta. After running into a spot of trouble... Continue Reading →
Hey Bibliofriends, I have probably repeated this way too many times already but… I got my first accepted requests on NetGalley and THIS was one of them!!!! I had to try and stop myself from squealing with excitement as I’d made the mistake of checking my emails on my phone whilst being on a... Continue Reading →
Hi Bibliofriends, Hope you have been having a good week. This week's review post is from my first-ever approved NetGalley title! I had so much fun reading The Space Between Worlds and couldn't believe in when Hodder & Stoughton approved me for this book so big thanks to them, Netgalley and Micaiah Johnson for providing... Continue Reading →
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