Books
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The Quarter Year Crisis Book Tag
Hello! I hope you’re well. It has been a minute since I last did a tag. I really enjoy the reflective nature of them (most of the time, some are certainly more random haha) – so I was so happy when Morgan @MorganIsReadingAgain tagged me in the Quarter Year Crisis Reading Tag. It looks like… Continue reading
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orilium year two: spring // magical readathon tbr
Aah, it’s here again!! Time has flown! G @bookroast‘s magical readathon has been so much fun so far, and it always feels like a treat when they roll back around. The premise is that we’re all attending a floating magical academy, Orilium, and we will read books to complete our exams for our chosen callings… Continue reading
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REVIEW | Murder at the Museum – Alasdair Beckett-King
SYNOPSIS Many people go their whole lives without noticing anything that is afoot, amiss, or even untoward; without ever experiencing that toe-tingling, stomach-twisting sensation that a mystery is about to unfold. Not Bonnie Montgomery – the world’s best detective. Not that anyone (other than Grampa Banks) has heard of her… But they might have heard… Continue reading
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January Wrap-Up ❄️ hello twenty twenty three
We’re just going to ignore that it’s now halfway through February ahaha – welcome to my January wrap-up! Now. Wow. Just. January was such a breath of fresh air. I’ve struggled with feeling like time has been slipping away far too quickly in 2022 – but January was lovely and leisurely, and looking back at… Continue reading
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REVIEW | A Cup of Tea at the Mouth of Hell (Or, an Account of Catastrophe by Stroudmire McCloud, Demon) – Luke Tarzian
Synopsis from Goodreads: BRIEFLY, A WORD ABOUT ORDER Order is the focal point around which existence revolves. Without order there is only chaos. And in the halls of Damnation (pronounced Dam-NAWT-ion, thank you kindly) the first sign of impending chaos is a cup of tea made without the water having first been well and properly… Continue reading
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My reading goals for 2023
Hello! Long time again eh? These past few months I have not done well physically or mentally. I will be so glad to see the back of 2022 – I hope 2023 is better, and my immune system much improved after being a hermit for two years and then subjecting myself to the office haha.… Continue reading
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September & October Wrap-Up 🍂 a reclusive couple of months
Hello there! How are you? I hope you’re well. If you read my last wrap-up, you may have noticed I was not doing too well… but September was all about focusing on self care for me, and then I finally had a break from work and went on a couple of trips. Sure there have… Continue reading
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August Wrap-Up 🌿 MiddleEarthAThon saves the month
Hello there! Now. Where oh where, did this month go? I feel like I blinked… August has been a weird one for me. It started out full of promise reading-wise, was super lack luster, and then MiddleEarthAThon came in clutch and pulled me through into a whirlwind of reading. It was beautiful! I’d only read… Continue reading
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June & July Wrap-Up ✍️ Getting back to it
Hello there! June and July turned into rather weird months for me. Far from my usual routines, not the least stressful, and with some bad news (that felt like it just kept on coming)… I ended up taking a step back from everything, without really realising it until it had already been while. But enough… Continue reading
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May Wrap-Up 🌸 A rather chill one
Hello there! So. I haven’t read a lot this month – I’ve been in rather a bit of a slump… And I know I don’t need to read all the time, after how much I read in April it makes me rather sad, as I enjoyed it so much! But, I decided last month that… Continue reading
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Books and food enthusiast. I discovered a love for reading in my late teens, so you’ll see me catching up on older series quite often. I also love to travel around the UK, where I live, and picking up some crafty hobbies – I hope to share snippets of this amongst all the book content. Other interests include gaming, podcasts, drinking too much tea, and trying to personify autumn.
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