It’s time for What I Read in May, my monthly round up of mini reviews. This past month was a diverse one, including a memoir as well as literary fiction. Despite the fact that I suffered serious book burnout at …


It’s time for What I Read in May, my monthly round up of mini reviews. This past month was a diverse one, including a memoir as well as literary fiction. Despite the fact that I suffered serious book burnout at …

One of the first truly sunny days of the year, I decided to go on an adventure hiking Causeway Coast. When you can’t drive, adventures are limited to where you can realistically get on foot or by public transport. Luckily …

A Start in Life by Anita Brookner feels like the work of an author in their prime; so I was surprised to discover that it was actually her first novel. Her crisp yet grandiloquent style gives her a gravitas most …

Reading Burnout is real! It’s so frustrating when you want to read but can’t seem to find the right book, or time, or inclination. When this happens I have a few tricks that usually fire up my interest in reading again.

Picture this: the gentle breeze is enveloping you, somewhere you can hear birds chirping and all around you trees rustle their leaves. You’re sitting in a park surrounded by nature. Is this the secret to feeling happier? According to new …

I totally forgot to write my mini book review round up last month! But that’s okay, because I’m bringing you a bumper What I Read in March and April edition today! It’s been a diverse couple of months in terms …