A blogger adventure: Liverpool Central Library

A couple of weeks ago, I visited the Central Library in Liverpool and I have to say it is simply beautiful. It recently underwent a £50 million renovation project and the money spent has definitely made the place so magical. My mouth first dropped when we landed outside, you are greeted by a variety of

Book Review requests – do’s and don’ts

I’m a book blogger that will happily accept (most) review requests. However, there are times when I decline. If you’re asking a book blogger for their time to read and review your book,  bare in mind how you ask! Here’s some do’s and don’ts to requesting – I’m not suggesting you should do these for all

Guest Post: What inspired you to write The Christmas Café?

Today, I’m joined by the lovely Amanda Prowse, author of The Christmas Café for my spot on the blog tour. I’m a BIG fan of Amanda’s, so when I was asked to be a part of the blog tour I squealed in delight – thanks again for letting me be involved. 🙂 The Christmas Café

It’s time for a sleepover…

Join authors, Haley Hill and Amanda Prowse, as they read from their own works during the event industry sleepover. The all night event is happening on 17 September at Olympia London and held exclusively for Macmillian Cancer Trust and Breast Cancer Now charities. You’ll be able to listen to book readings, and get involved in

Inside a book bloggers phone

Happy Monday everyone! I hope your week is full of love, laughter and happiness. I get to see my Mum after 10 days of her being away, have a date night with the hubby (we’re going to see a light show near an aqueduct), and also I am venturing to Liverpool to see Lisa’s pretty

The ‘read more’ tag…

…pointless or necessary? I’m always curious to find out what my readers like about my blog and also, what they don’t like, which leads me onto the following topic. I use the ‘read more’ tag on a majority of my posts because I feel like displaying too much text is off-putting and that’s not the