Colouring books for adults are everywhere. You can hardly pass any sort of book shop without encountering this fad. But it is definitely something I can get behind. I did a foundation course in Art Therapy a few years ago. While not in the same league as ‘proper’ art therapy, relaxing colouring certainly has its… Continue reading Colouring Books: Review
The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams Wydrin the Copper Cat of Crosshaven, Sir Sebastian, and Lord Aaron Frith also known as the Black Feather Three have found themselves once again in mortal danger. And once again it isn’t just their lives on the line. No, a whole city, nay the whole world is at risk… Continue reading The Iron Ghost: Review
100 Ways To Be More Creative by Ray Deck III I downloaded this book ages ago, right back when I first got my Kindle, primarily because it was free. As I had yet to decide which novel to read next (I have since chosen The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams) I looked through my Kindle… Continue reading 100 Ways To Be More Creative: Review
Warning Cry by Kris Humphrey For the review of the first book in the series, A Whisper of Wolves click here. The second book in the Guardians of the Wilds series centres on Nara, a young whisperer who has received the call to aid the capital from the Narlaw. We also continue to follow Dawn’s… Continue reading Warning Cry: Review
Starborn by Lucy Hounsom I will start off the bat, this isn’t going to be a favourable review. As I am not going to be recommending it to anyone, there will be some minor spoilers littered throughout. I have majorly procrastinated over this review because I didn’t enjoy the book. I have a need to… Continue reading Starborn: Review
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh For the most part, I am strictly a fantasy reader, with the occasional sci-fi thrown in. However, a few weeks ago my twitter feed was bombarded with reviews, comments and promo for I Let You Go. I will admit, I succumbed to the peer pressure and acquired a… Continue reading I Let You Go: Review
A Whisper of Wolves by Kris Humphrey Despite begin 15 years older than the demographic of this book, I actually rather enjoyed it. The protagonist, Alice, is a 12 year old Whisperer. Her power grants her the ability to commune with her companion- a wolf called Storm- and connect to the Earth and use its… Continue reading A Whisper of Wolves: Review
All I Know Now by Carrie Hope Fletcher If I were to write my own auto-biography cum advice book, it would end up fairly similar to All I Know Now. Of course some names would change, as would some situations, but the basic essence of the book would be the same.
In Search of Lost Dragons by Elian Black’Mor, Carine-M and Jezequel is a journal style book, with beautiful illustrations and notations about various dragons. It took me aaaaaages to actually download this book due to technical difficulties. Once I finally had it open on the screen in front of me, my first reaction was disappointment: I could… Continue reading In Search of Lost Dragons: Review
In December, my mum and I went into Reading shopping. She was kind enough to come with me to a book signing by Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter – two members of McFly (now McBusted). I loved McFly when I was 16-19. And though the obsession faded as time went on, I still have quite the… Continue reading Regression
