We All know How This Ends by Anna Lyons & Louise Winter
BIBLIO RECCS Books have many powers of which no doubt you are aware, though I’ll list a few just because; they can provide us with a real sense of escapism, they can expand our h
The Opposite Of Butterfly Hunting by Evanna Lynch
When a book blows us both away, you know we love to shout from the rooftops about it. But today is *even* better — because we get to chat with the fabulous author herself, the su
The Gift by Edith Eger
BIBLIORECCS We are so honoured to have a recommendation today from the absolute powerhouse and completely wonderful human that is Carly Moosah. Carly is a mum of two gorgeous kids,
Everyone In This Room Will One Day Be Dead by Emily Austin
BOOKS THAT CHANGE YOU I needed to get this debut up on our page immediately. In case someone needed this today. Usually I let books percolate in my mind, assessing how much they st
Sunset by Jessie Cave
IGTV REVIEW Chaya and I had so many thoughts on this debut novel by the supremely talented @jessiecave — not to mention this gorgeous cover that just makes you want to pick it
The Comfort Book by Matt Haig
THAT FRIDAY FEELING Is there any better feeling than receiving the book you really want at the exact moment you find yourself absolutely needing it? My mum dropped this over to me
Black Buck by Mateo Askaripour
SOUND THE ALARM~WE ARE BACK Oh #bookstagram we have missed you so much recently. It’s Chaya here, I have started a new job in the last two weeks and Sophie is working o
Notes On A Nervous Planet by Matt Haig
E S S E N T I A L R E A D I N G Sometimes, a book comes along when you just *need* it. For me, Notes on a Nervous Planet did just that. This book will make you question how you’r
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
M O N D A Y M O T I V A T I O N Self-help books strike me as a bit ‘Marmite’ — you either love them or hate them. I used to avoid them like the plague (or like Covid, perhaps
I Am An Island by Tamsin Calidas
Reading this mesmerising memoir about @tamsincalidas__kalidasa’s journey from life in busy London to a remote island in the Scottish Hebrides was a truly thought-provoking a
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
F R I D A Y F A V O U R I T E This might be my favourite photo of a book yet!!!Maybe you are like me and if a book gets *too* much hype you tend to stay away. Midnight Library was
The Five by Hallie Rubenhold & Know My Name by Chanel Miller
Two non-fiction books, their narratives set hundreds of years apart — one in 1888, in Jack the Ripper’s London and the other in 2015, on the Stanford University campus in Calif