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Storm Front (Tesla’s Time Travelers #3) ~ Book Review


Ah, Evy and Constantine, how happy I was to be reunited with you once more. I do love this series and I wasn't let down by this third instalment at all...

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BUCKYBALL by Fabien Roy ~ Book Review


I wasn't sure about the book at first, the opening chapter had me a bit baffled but was interesting enough to keep me turning the pages. It didn't take long for me to get sucked in to the story of James and his friends as they experience the fascinating (and terrifying) after-effects of taking a new type of ecstasy called 'Buckyball'.

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My January Reads: 100 word reviews


The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving - 3.5/5* I’ve had this sat on my Audible account for ages and I finally decided to put it on whilst I was walking home from dropping the kids at school. There’s a lot of backstory and scene setting but the descriptions are beautiful and the language,… Continue reading My January Reads: 100 word reviews

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Max The Flying Sausage Dog: Tom’s Birthday Tail ~ Picture Book Review


Max The Flying Sausage Dog: Tom's Birthday Tail by John O'Driscoll & Richard Kelly Illustrated by: Arthur Robins Series: Max the Flying Sausage Dog (For Younger Readers, #1) Published: Words In The Works LLC, 2015 Edition: Paperback Print Length: 32 pages Narrated By: N/A Genre: Children's Fiction, Picture Book, Early Reader Books Where Did I… Continue reading Max The Flying Sausage Dog: Tom’s Birthday Tail ~ Picture Book Review

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Book of the Month: October 2015


Out of the four books I finished reading this month, my favourite was Reasons To Stay Alive by Matt Haig. Unusually for me, this book is non-fiction. However, as a person suffering with depression and mild anxiety at times, this book connected with me perfectly. Not quite a memoir, this book takes you through Matt… Continue reading Book of the Month: October 2015