Strange Tales by Daniel Morden | Blog Tour
Thank you to Firefly Press and Daniel Morden for inviting me to be a part of the blog tour and for my free review copy. Don’t forget to check out […]
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Dos and Donuts of Love by Adiba Jaigirdar | Book Review
If you love Bake Off, desserts and hilarious puns then this book is a must read! Thank you to Hachette, Adiba Jaigirdar and NetGalley for my early review copy in […]
Cursed Crowns by Catherine Doyle and Katherine Webber | Book Review
Sheer brilliance!! Cursed Crowns is a superb follow up to Twin Crowns. It is packed full of action, twists and turns. Reunites is with Wren, Rose and all our favourite […]
Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli | Book Review
Everything I love about a Becky Albertalli book: LGBTQ+ characters, emotional rollercoaster, fantastic friendships, discourse to make you think and a huge dollop of hope and happiness! Thank you to […]
Where The Light Goes by Sara Barnard | Book Review
A heart-wrenching, raw exploration or grief that reduced me to tears and broke my heart but somehow left me filled with hope. Thank you to Walker Books, Sara Barnard and […]
Bitterthorn by Kat Dunn | Book Review
A gothic fairytale with a dark mystery which will keep you frantically turning the pages. Thank you to Andersen Press, Kat Dunn and NetGalley for my early review copy in […]
The First Shadowdragon by Lee Newbery | Book Review
I adored ‘The Last Firefox’ when I read it last year and was delighted to discover there was going to be a sequel! These books are so charming, packed full […]
The First Move by Jenny Ireland | Book Review
A refreshing story of being young and falling in love. Of seeing past your own and other’s flaws and difficulties to accept the happiness you deserve. Thank you to NetGalley, […]
Jamie by L.D. Lapinski | Book Review
Jamie is an absolute triumph! I knew I’d love this one and had been anticipating reading it for some time and I wasn’t wrong. My heart is full of joy […]
Let’s Play Murder by Kesia Lupo | Book Review
I love a YA thriller and Let’s Play Murder is a refreshing take on the murder mystery genre. I’ve not read anything quite like it before and I flew through […]
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