Lately I’ve had reason to muse on the nature of forgiveness. Specifically whether there is really any benefit in forgiving someone when you know that the behaviour will keep on repeating… Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2015
End of September Playlist
As September comes to a close I’ve been feeling at a very low ebb and my current musical obsessions reflects that… Continue reading
Little life update
It’s been a busy old week… Continue reading
The Raven Cycle – Maggie Stiefvater // Review
Sometimes the books or series I love the most I find the hardest to review. For example, how does someone even begin to review the Harry Potter series? It’s impossible. However, I am going to attempt to review The Raven Cycle by Maggie Stiefvater, one of my all time favourite authors because I think this is a … Continue reading
The Big Magic
The reason I am starting this is because in 2 months, 2 weeks and 3 days precisely I am leaving Perth, my home for over 20 years to go and live in just outside of Liverpool in the UK, where I was born… Continue reading
The September Playlist
I am utterly obsessed with music and am constantly on the look out for new songs to fill my Spotify playlists. Generally the rule is that it has to make me feel something. Here are some songs I can’t get enough of this month. Continue reading
Lies We Tell Ourselves – Robin Talley // Review
Lies We Tell Ourselves takes us back to 1950s Virginia to the beginnings of the desegregation of the public school system when a select few exemplary students from the local all Black school ‘Johns’ were sent to all White school ‘Jefferson’. Continue reading
The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly – Stephanie Oakes // Review
The story of Minnow Bly is not one I will easily forget. I honestly cannot believe this is the work of a debut author as her writing is incredible… Continue reading
Me Before You – Jojo Moyes // Review
This book was incredibly moving and well written with gorgeous passages I had to copy down. Some may find the themes in this confronting but I found it to be true to life and written with great respect. Continue reading
