Today I thought I’d do a January reading wrap up with the help of WWW Wednesdays. The bullet points are: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? And link-up details can be found here. My current reads are: The Dry – Jane Harper This is something I’ve actually been in the middle of for ages. I recently re-clicked it on my Kindle, because I want to read the…
Please consider this my first official book post of 2018. The plan is to make bookish posts a more regular thing around here. Because apparently you groovy people like it when I gush about books. Hi. It is dark and cold on Skye (but not as cold as New York, apparently.) My point is, we got new lightbulbs. So my blog photos wouldn’t look so fucking dark. Lookit: Books pictured: Magpie Murders – Anthony Horowitz – A book…
And so, Goodreads says that I’ve read 33 books this year. My target was 50, so not quite there, but I did read some good ones. This post contains, um, one affiliate link. 10. All The Missing Girls, Megan Miranda – 5 stars, and I finished this at 4 AM. And I cried at the end. This year, tears have meant a good review. 9. The Fact of A Body: A Murder and a Memoir, Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich – This read like…
Today’s 3 Books, 3 Blogs comes from Gemma at Wheelescapades. I was very excited to discover Gemma’s blog and even happier when she decided to guest post for me here! * 3 Books – Spoiler alert! There will be mini spoilers throughout, although I won’t give away any endings, I don’t feel I can fully give my opinion without giving away some details. So you’ve been warned! One of my main focuses at Wheelescapades is getting disability out there, making…
Thought I’d share my book haul from London. Because it is physically impossible for me to travel and not come back with books. And penguin pillows. Apparently. Book links are Book Depository affiliate links. More about that here. I’m aware that that post outlines a blogging schedule, and that today is actually Thursday. Hi. Take note of the title of the first book listed. Anything is Possible, Elizabeth Strout – I’ve been a little obsessed since I read my My…
