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★★★★ Hello bookbees! It’s been a while, I know. Life has been very crazy for me recently (as I’m sure it has for lots of people) and I have got dreadfully behind on both reading and reviewing books. I might do a separate life update post, just because I don’t want to overwhelm this review… Continue reading Death by Shakespeare Review
Here we are again, another monthly roundup! I have literally just written the May 2020 Roundup, so it feels a little strange to be writing June's directly after. However, I'm on a blog post writing roll and have a scheduled post for the first time in a couple of months so I'm just going for… Continue reading June 2020 Roundup
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 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
The Middle Ages Unlocked by Gillian Polack and Katrin Kania I have a habit of picking up very solid historical information books about the middle ages and reading them from cover to cover. It is a slightly questionable technique, especially since some of them are VERY information dense, but I have great fun doing it.… Continue reading The Middle Ages Unlocked Review
So here we are again. The end of a month, where I round up my favourite books of the month/ scream into the void hoping it will choose the books for me. Since it is a leap year so February has an extra day, and also because I can do whatever I like on my… Continue reading February 2020 Round-Up
It's Not OK to Feel Blue, edited by Scarlett Curtis It’s Not Ok To Feel Blue and other lies is a vast collection of writings from various celebrities and activists on mental health. It includes personal anecdotes, poetry, song lyrics and even an illustration. With such a diverse array of minds with a variety of… Continue reading It’s Not OK to Feel Blue Review
Scorn compiled by Matthew Parris Happy Valentine's Day! I hope you all have a great day, and I would like to point out that reviewing a book of insults has nothing to do with today being Valentine's Day. Lots of love to you and your books! Scorn gave me a great evening of reading, as… Continue reading Scorn Review
Sex Power Money by Sara Pascoe This is an awesome nonfiction book. I didn't know what to expect exactly, but I certainly wasn't disappointed. There was more biology than I thought there was going to be, but thankfully it was much more clearly explained and interesting than biology at school. Pascoe dives into sex and… Continue reading Sex Power Money review
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