Are Booktok books worth the hype? *Honest opinion*
Booktok popular books are dominating the market, but are they worth the hype? I explore the ‘fast fashion’ of publishing.
Booktok popular books are dominating the market, but are they worth the hype? I explore the ‘fast fashion’ of publishing.
Hello 2024! I list my goals, aspirations and reflections for another year of books, writing and content creation.
My December reads whisked me away to Lake Como in Italy, then to the Lake District and then a gentle stroll through a fairytale Christmas town primed and ready to film a Hallmark Christmas film. This month was all about reading for pleasure and dependent on my mood.
The Lost Gift to the Italian Island by Barbara Josselsohn is a heartwarming and gripping novel that expertly weaves between fact and fiction. This is the second book in the historical fiction, Sisters of War series.
Read the book review to find out more.
November was an experimental month of reading. I wanted to broaden my reading sphere and explore plots that were a curve ball to my usual reads. And I did just that…albeit I didn’t like it but sometimes its good to try new things – or so I’m told.
Central Places by Delia Cai explores themes of vulnerability, race and family dynamics of growing up with immigrant parents.
Read my review to find out more.
October Reading Review – all the books I read in OCTOBER from Adult high-fantasy, romance to a festive romcom.
I attended Cassandra Clare’s Sword Catcher Q&A signing hosted at St James’s Church, London. A wonderful venue with insightful conversation and an unforgettable meeting with the author.
I unbox the Waterstones Special edition of Cassandra Clare’s new high-fantasy novel, SWORD CATCHER.
Here’s another writing update for my debut novel – 70k words is amazing and I’m so close to the ending!