The Poet by Louisa Reid
This. Book. Is. Phenomenal. PHENOMENAL. There were moments I had physical reactions, jumping up & dancing around with it...
Really Good Actually by Monica Heisey
I have seen people laud the author as a genius, beg her to be their friend, declare this the millennial Bridget Jones. Others found it...
Small Worlds by Caleb Anelson
The pressure was on. When your debut is a word of mouth bestseller, scooping award after award, people are going...
Atomic Habits by James Clear
I started this one over the weekend and consumed it in a few short hours. It had been on my TBR for ages but...
Half Of A Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Adichie
“This was love: a string of coincidences that gathered significance and became miracles”.
Happy Place by Emily Henry
Before we ventured into #bookstagram and #tiktok you wouldn’t have caught me anywhere near a romantic comedy on the page or screen. For me...
Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
Sometimes there are books that take over your life — all-consuming, all-encompassing, they are as real as the world around you and the characters are in front of your eyes, talki
Monsters, A Fan’s Dilemma by Claire Dederera
MONSTERS, A FAN’S DILEMMA It is a horrific indictment that we will all recognise this experience. One day you are enjoying the art of a beloved creator, the next you are repelled
The Visibility Trap by Mary McGill
ULTIMATE FRIDAY FAVE Essential reading. The truth is I read this months ago but I struggled to distil my feelings into a caption. For my immediate reaction swipe to see my crazed e
If We Were Villains by M. L. Rio
IF WE WERE VILLAINS A dark academia literary thriller, with characters and a context that utilise Shakespeare & Latin ad nauseam? Sign. Me. Up. Delighted to at last have an exc
Amazing Grace Adams by Fran Littlewood
THE AMAZING GRACE ADAMS I loved the premise of this one and how it began. It’s a boiling hot day in North London and Grace is in her car, sweltering and stuck in traffic en route
The Forgotten Girls by Monica Potts
THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS I sometimes just feel the need for non-fiction. A way of escaping from the escapism that novels so often provide to ground myself in a topic, a time, a study, t