Blog Tour: False Lights by KJ Whittaker
This week I’m on the blog tour for False Lights by KJ Whittaker, it’s slightly off track to my normal reads but as it’s based in Cornwall, my home I was intrigued.
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Today it’s my turn to be on the tour for Prisoner of Ice and Snow by Ruth Lauren. I can’t stress enough how exciting this YA book is. After the first few pages I knew it was a winner and a cracker of a new series. Firstly here is a little bit about Prisoner of Ice and Snow. Book Description…
View PostSharing My Favourite Quotes On International Literacy Day 2017
As you know I’m a huge book, stationery and writing fan, and when I was invited to take on an International Literacy Day challenge I got a little excited, ok well very excited! The aim of International Literacy Day is to highlight the importance of literacy to individuals, communities and societies and it’s celebrated all round the world. This year’s theme is ‘Literacy…
View PostBlog Tour: Death in Dulwich by Alice Castle
Hello, today it’s my turn to be on the blog tour for Death in Dulwich by Alice Castle. I feel very lucky to provide you with an interview from the lovely Alice Castle herself. Firstly here is a little bit about Death in Dulwich.
View PostBook Review: Right Handed Lefty by Ryan Coughlin
Over this past weekend I’ve been reading Right Handed Lefty by Ryan Coughlin. It is the type of coming of age book that brings back memories of that 80’s film Stand By Me. Book Description We all have baggage. Real friends help you carry it. It’s 1983 in Boscobel, Wisconsin, in the southwestern corner of the state, known as…
View PostReality Rehab Blog Tour
Today I’m on the blog tour for Reality Rehab by Lisa Mary London, a debut novel from a journalist and former reality TV producer. Reality Rehab is clever, funny and full of hilarious characters. I’m happy to share with you an extract from the book. but first here is a little bit about the book. Book Description Faded TV star…
View PostCurious Beekeeper Nina by Kristiana Ambrasa – Review and Giveaway
This month’s book review and giveaway is of a lovely little book called Curious Beekeeper Nina by Kristiana Ambrasa. Baby girl is now at that stage that when she wants to look at a book or me read it to her, she will find the one she wants and bring it up onto the sofa next to me. She will…
View PostHunting Angels by Conrad Jones – Blog Tour
Today on the blog I have the wonderful Conrad Jones – author of Hunting Angels Series, guest posting for me with a little Q & A interview. Before we get to that I want to share with you a little bit about the Hunting Angels Series. Book Description When an author is asked to help the police with the…
View PostJungle Jam in Brazil Review and Giveaway
Last year we were lucky enough to review Jungle Jam – the first book. Now we have been given the chance to have a read through Jungle Jam in Brazil. Now baby girl is 16 months old she is really taking an interest in what books are, she enjoys turning the pages and listening to my voice as I’m reading…
View PostThe Mothers of Lovely Lane Blog Tour – Review and Giveaway
Last year I was on the blog tour for The Children of Lovely Lane by Nadine Dorries, so I’m excited to be back for the tour for The Mothers of Lovely Lane. On this tour I’m reviewing the book plus hosting a giveaway for a copy, which you will find the details for much further down. Firstly here is a…
View PostThe Salvation Project Blog Tour – Guest Post
Today I’m on the blog tour for The Salvation Project by Stuart Ross. Stuart has kindly written a guest post for me to share with all of you. First let me share with you a little bit about the book.. Book Description Humanity’s hope of salvation lies within a single laptop… A mutation in human DNA means no one…
View Post#BabyLove: My Toddler Life – Review and Giveaway
I’m really glad we got the chance to read and share our thoughts on this wonderful little book called #Babylove My Toddler Life by Corine Dehghanpisheh. My Toddler Life is about a little boy finding his mum’s smartphone and using it to take lots of selfies, mum then finds the phone and they look back through the photos. She realises how…
View PostThe Butlins Girls Review
The Butlins Girls is not my normal type of reading, well I have slightly moved away from the crime/thriller genre at the moment as my last book was Come Sundown by Nora Roberts! I suppose I like the name The Butlins Girls because of Butlins, the family holiday park, so wanted to see if the book is anything like the…
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