untamed by glennon doyle

Who would have thought that my first review would come so late into the year? Not me, and I must say, this is very reminiscent of my University days when this blog was also rather neglected. I don’t like making promises and saying that I will be back to scheduled posting in a certain amount

Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton

Hours after I have put this book down, now accompanied by a glass of red merlot and pop music pulsing into my ears through my headphones it is time I sum up the wonder that Everything I Know About Love was. All I can say is that I am not OK, but simultaneously, I have

Here is the Beehive by Sarah Crossnan

There is a certain art to novels which are written in verse instead of the usual prose; dare I say there is almost a poetic nature to them (pun fully intended). Here is the Beehive was one of those books that was all over Instagram, and from reading the blurb I knew that I would

all that remains: a life in death by Sue Black

I’ve been excited to start this book for quite some time. And here we are. To clarify, I saw this book in Waterstones back in winter of 2018, and even got it as a gift for Christmas, but for one reason or another was not able to pick it up until May this year. In

The Anatomy of Being by Shinji Moon

This will be the first time that I take on a poetry review versus any other book that I’ve read. Up to this point in my life I’ve only had to analyze poetry time and time again for class or assignments and never necessarily took pleasure in actually reading it; but the time has come