Hello friends! I hope you’re all well. I know that if you’ve started University this year it might seem like a pretty daunting prospect. But fear not! I have a couple of tips for you to ace your humanities degree.
Hi friends! Today I’m taking part in the book tour for The Slaughter of Leith Hall by Lexie Conyngham! This historical mystery will have you gripped to the page! Summary Publication Date: February 17th February 2020Genre: Historical Fiction ‘See, Charlie,
So, to help you wade through the sea of books being released on Super Thursday, I've put together a master list of 65 books being released.
Here are 5 upcoming Historical Fiction books to be excited for, released in either 2020/21! Get ready to add them to your bookshelves.
There's nothing inherently wrong with buying a book. But it's also important we consumers are critical of the over consumerism that we're partaking in.
The biggest thing that stopped me from becoming a part of the book community for so long was anxiety. For anybody who is struggling with 'blogging anxiety' I thought I might write a few tips as to how to overcome it.
Recently I restarted my Bookstagram after months of stopping and restarting it. I've figured out the secret recipe to revamping your Bookstagram.
Physical books tend to be held to a higher standard than eBooks. As an eBook lover, I thought I would put together a little guide for anyone who wants to learn to love the eBook.
