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Coffee Time Tuesdays: A Rainbow TBR and Bookish Minimalism

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Some reading options for June, a debate on what to do with physical books you never intend to read again and a hot new release in this week’s column

Coffee Time Tuesdays: Book Cravings, a Wrap-Up and This Week’s New Release

Cosy up with your hot drink of choice and let’s chat about books in this week’s column

Coffee Time Tuesdays: Reading With a Writer’s Mind

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Current reads, bookish quirks and a hot new release in this week’s column

Coffee Time Tuesdays: A Revived Reading Appetite and an Exciting New Release

What I’m reading, how I’ve revived my motivation and what’s new from the publishers this week

Coffee Time Tuesdays: Relabelling the Reading Slump and Finding a New Favourite Book

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Current reads, bookish reflections and a new release

3 Books I Absolutely Must Read This May to Please The TBR Gods

Paperbacks of 'Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda' and 'Little Fires Everywhere' on a white blanket on top of a bullet journal with a May TBR list written on it.

A story of an ever-increasing pile of unread books and my pledge to ever-so-slightly cut it down

‘Loveless’ Is the Celebration of Friendship the World Desperately Needs Right Now

A story of love in all its deepest forms, proving romance is not essential to a happy life

This Violent Fantasy Is The Best Book I’ve Read In 2022

Fantasy has been one of my favourite genres for as long as I can remember. I love getting caught up in the rich and imaginative worlds, losing myself in the pages for hours at a time. Some of my most beloved books include fantasy classics such as The Name of the Wind by Patrick RothfussContinue reading “This Violent Fantasy Is The Best Book I’ve Read In 2022”

How This Hidden Gem Stopped Me in My Tracks and Why You Should Read It

A review of ‘The Girls in the Stilt House’, by Kelly Mustian

‘Death and Croissants’: The Thriller That Makes You Laugh Out Loud

Hardback of Death and Croissants by Ian Moore on a light grey background with botanical illustrations around the corners.

This uplifting mystery is not at all what you expect