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Looking for poetry to read, I was surfing my library’s elibrary when Emily Dickinson’s name caught my eye. I was looking for more modern poetry, but I thought I’d give it a try and I’m so glad I did, because I have since bought a copy of ‘Hope is the Thing with Feathers’, the complete… Continue reading Emily Dickinson Poetry Review
At the Last Minute by Estha Weiner Hello everyone! I know it’s shocking, but I have finally started writing reviews again. I’m as surprised as you are, yet here we are. I have been reading A LOT of poetry recently. I don’t know why, but I was hit by a sudden craving for poetry and… Continue reading At the Last Minute Review
If you've been on the internet at all this week, you will have heard about George Floyd's death. If you're not up to date on the news, here's a BBC article about what actually happened. It has sparked many conversations about racism, and part of that is how to be an ally. As a white… Continue reading 10 Books to Read to Educate Yourself on Racism
Hello and welcome (back) to beebliophile! I'm currently trying to post once a week, and after a week of looking at the task in my bullet journal I have finally pulled myself together and I'm writing a post! The Twilight Series by Stephenie Meyer This one has recently come to my attention due to the… Continue reading 10 Popular YA books I haven’t read (yet)
Hey guys! Sorry for the absence, I've been quite busy with schoolwork and just working on looking after myself during quarantine. I'm going to try and start blogging at least once a week and I want to say a massive thank you for being so patient with me! Since I've spent so much time recently… Continue reading 10 things I do when I’m not blogging (lockdown version)
Hello and welcome to my April 2020 round-up! I honestly cannot believe it’s the end of April already and we are all stuck inside watching the weather through our windows. This is not how I thought 2020 was going to go, but I’m trying to make the best of the situation. I’ve been writing daily… Continue reading April 2020 Round-Up
I am currently in my first year of A-Level English Language and literature. For those of you unfamiliar with the British schooling system, A Levels are two year courses with exams at the end in the last two years of school. You generally turn 17 in the first year (Y12) and 18 in the second… Continue reading Books I’ve read for school (and what I think of them)
People all over the country have been putting pictures of rainbows up in their windows and outside their houses in order to cheer everyone up in these not-so-great times, so I thought I'd do my part and try and cheer you all up with a book for every colour of the rainbow! I've done both… Continue reading A Book For Every Colour of the Rainbow
The Girl the Sea Gave Back by Adrienne Young. I’ll start off by saying I absolutely adored the cover for this book, it was what first attracted me to it. A girl in Viking-esque style stepping out of a choppy sea? Amazing. As usual I did no research on this book before reading it, and… Continue reading The Girl the Sea Gave Back Review
Storm's Clouds by J.W. Golan I could not wait to get into this book, and thankfully I had it within arm’s reach when I finished Storm’s Herald. Like I said in my review of Storm’s Herald, I did indeed receive Storm’s Herald and Storm’s Clouds in exchange for review, but all opinions expressed are my… Continue reading Storm’s Clouds Review
