It might be stormy outside, but these cosy classic novels will warm you up. Curl up and escape into these comforting stories that are the perfect antidote to the world outside.
Women’s Writing
The Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction: Who Made It Onto the First Ever Longlist?
It feels like there should have always been a Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction. But there hasn’t! 2024 sees a new addition to the Women’s Prize family and I am excited about it. Non-fiction is a vibrant genre, filled with fascinating books that deserve celebration. But who made the first-ever longlist?
Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist 2021: Exciting books to look out for
The Women’s Prize for Fiction Shortlist has been announced and with it comes the surprising news that this year is made up of entirely first-time nominees! In a year when the publishing industry flourished, it’s exciting to see a shortlist …
Where to Start With Jane Austen: The Ultimate Reading Guide
Jane Austen’s novels have been read, and adapted countless times! But despite this, it is quite hard to know where to start with Jane Austen if you’ve never read her books before. Let’s take a look at a few options.
5 Authors to Read If You Love Jane Austen
Jane Austen is one of the best loved authors in the world. Her books have been read, and re-read for generations; and for good reason. No one does it quite like Jane, but sadly her list of works is slightly …
The Making of A Marchioness- Frances Hodgson-Burnett
Hands up if you thought Frances Hodgson-Burnett only wrote for children? I know I did until I came across this book recently. Growing up I loved “A Little Princess” and “The Secret Garden” only a little less than I loved …