University took over my reading this month. I’m always a lot slower reading when I’m reading anything like this. I find it takes more concentration and I have to read pages multiple times. I didn’t have a great reading month,…
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Somebody’s Husband, Somebody’s Son is perhaps the most terrifying book I’ve read. It’s a biographical account of the life of Peter Sutcliffe, otherwise known as the Yorkshire Ripper. Burn takes us from his childhood right up to the moment he…
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Everyone needs to read this book. It is quite simply fabulous. Daisy reminisces on her trials and tribulations from her early twenties and what she’s now realised as she’s entered her thirties. Now, though I’m twenty-one…nearly twenty-two, I still found…
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As always, a huge thank-you to Pan Macmillan for hosting and inviting me to such a fun and lovely event. It’s always a pleasure to see everyone at these events, from the authors to publishers and of course my fellow…
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Firstly, a huge thank-you to the amazing team over at Orion Publishing for inviting me to this event and for being so so lovely. I had a wonderful time chatting away with the other bloggers, authors, editors and all the…
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