Category: Book Reviews
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Review: This Motherless Land Nikki May
A modern day retelling of Mansfield Park, set between the UK and Lagos, guaranteed to pull on your heartstrings. The perfect Summer read.
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Review: The Glass Cliff – Sophie Williams
An analysis of The Glass Cliff and how it is far from a phenomenon, but the reality for many. A necessary read for all corporate women.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Romance
Romance is one of my go to genres, I’m such a hopeless romantic and I love watching the characters stories play out.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Young Adult
Young Adult is a genre that I absolutely adore. Often the books I pick up are books I know my younger self would absolutely adore. We have a mix of fantasy and literary below.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Poetry
Poetry is a genre I sometimes feel isn’t always one people will pick up but I think it’s probably more accessible than you think. Here are six of my favourite collections from last year that I definitely recommend you pick up.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction is such a broad genre and we’ve got quite the range here! We learn so much from fiction when we see ourselves in stories, but non-fiction can have just as much impact with the author speaking directly to us.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Literary
Literary is one of those genres that can really make you feel. You can be following a story similar to yours or one that couldn’t be more different, but you’ll follow those characters and laugh and cry with them.
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Favourite of 2023 Reads – Fantasy and Magical Realism
2023 may already feel like an age away but I want to look back on what I loved last year and share my favourites with you. Fantasy and magical realism were genres I really leaned back into last year. I love the escapism, I love the journeys made and the worlds they sit in.
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Review: Twisted Series – Ana Huang
Over the past year or so I’ve been reading the Twisted and let me tell you, it’s been a rollercoaster. If you’ve not heard of them then you’ve somehow managed to miss the Bookstagram and Booktok craze, I’m almost proud of you.
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