What I read in June

As always, here’s another what I read post from me. We’re half way through the year and I’m sadly 7 books behind my reading goal – oops! However, I’m sure I’ll make up for it somewhere! This month I seem to only have had a few review copies, so it’s been nice to read some

Worst. Person. Ever by Douglas Coupland

A razor-sharp portrait of a morally bankrupt and gleefully wicked modern man, Worst. Person. Ever. is Douglas Coupland’s gloriously filthy, side-splittingly funny and unforgettable novel. Format: Paperback Published: October 3rd 2013 Publisher: William Heinemann Pages: 336 Pages The Blurb Meet Raymond Gunt. A decent chap who tries to do the right thing. Or, to put

June TBR

June, it’s good to see you! I am super-excited for this month because next week I fly to Barcelona for sun, sea and Sangria. Below, you will see a selection of books I intend to read this June. The Vintage Cinema Club by Jane Linfoot The Playground by Julia Kelly Perfect Daughter by Amanda Prowse

I want Wednesday #7

There’s never a Wednesday where I think “Hmm, I don’t want any books this week’, that sentence just does not exist in a book lovers vocabulary – I always want books! Below you will find a selection of books that I do need this week, and thanks to a lovely gift from Ann Troup, I

An A to Z book tag

I was browsing the Internet one evening when I came across the book blog A Book lovers playlist and noticed the A to Z tag. I have wanted to write different posts for my blog for a while now, so I thought I’d give this tag a go. It will also give you all a

Chocolate Book Tag

Thanks to Jenny at Jenny In Neverland for nominating me to try the ‘Chocolate Book Tag’.  I really needed to put my ‘thinking cap’ on because the questions (although easy) required lots of thought, however, it was a good tag to be involved in! Dark Chocolate: a book that covers a dark topic For this