Unflinching, honest, and relatable, this illustrated book is neither a celebration of nor a complaint about old age. It is the simple, unadorned truth of a life. Fully illustrated throughout with cartoons and drawings, this fantastic new title shines the brightest of lights on ageing as a woman. Read on…
Today on the blog, I have a guest post written by Lucy McRobert, author of Blue’s Planet: Australia which we reviewed last month with Sweet Cherry Publishing. Lucy talks to us about Spring and her creation of Blue. Over to you Lucy… What is the first sign of spring you…
Publishing on February 8th, How to Find a Rainbow by Alom Shaha, author of the beloved Mr Shaha and his Recipes for Wonder and Mr Shaha’s Marvellous Machines is a beautifully illustrated tale that explores the enchanting world of rainbows.
Today we are excited to bring you our review of Blue’s Planet: Australia by Lucy McRobert for the Blog Tour with Sweet Cherry Publishing. It’s our first book review and first blog tour for 2024! What’s exciting about this middle-grade book for children is that it focuses on current topics…
If you keep up with my book reviews, you will know that back in May I read Secrets Of The Italian Island By Barbara Josselsohn. A stunning World War Two romance novel set in Italy in 1943 and the present day. Well, today I’m back with the next book in the series…
In the past, only large comic book publishers like Marvel, DC, and Image Comics, were able to print quantities of comics. So, if you wanted your own comic book, your options were limited, and even then, the results were usually not what you wanted when compared to what you would…
As a book lover and a parent, I know how important it is to encourage children to read and develop their vocabulary, grammar, and critical thinking skills. That’s why I love Books2Door, a UK-based company that offers quality books for children at affordable prices. In this post, I will be…
I’ve been really into my EMP and end of the world novels lately. If you check out my Goodreads feed you will see it’s how I spent most of the summer! So getting the chance to read Artificial Wisdom by Thomas R. Weaver, was right up my street. It is…
As the weather starts to cool down and the leaves begin to change colour, there’s nothing quite like curling up with a good book and a warm cup of tea. Along with Books2Door, I’ve put together a list of the best cosy books for autumn to help you get into…
Writing, editing, and publishing books is a feat on its own. But just as you’ve mastered these arts, you need to gain your black belt in book marketing for all your efforts and hard work to shine through. Whether you’re a self-publishing author or an acclaimed writer, you want your…