I turned 23 yesterday! Every year I like to make a little bucket list / goals list for that year of my life. It is a list of things I want to do and achieve in the year that I am 23. Some of these things are quite simple to achieve whilst others aren't. I want to do the most I can within the year I am 23. Here are 23 things to do whilst I'm 23!
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22 Things to do Whilst I’m 22 – Recap
I cannot believe I turn 23 tomorrow! Last year, I wrote a post all about 22 Things to do Whilst 22. It was my way of writing a little bucket-list of things I wanted to do in my 22nd year of life. Now that my 22nd year is almost over, I wanted to look back on that post ad see if I had done everything on the list or if I hadn't. Here is my recap of 22 things to do whilst I'm 22!
Crime Readathon Annoucement!
Hello everyone! I've teamed up with two of my wonderful pals to bring you the Crime Readthon from 25th October to 8th November 2020! So, for two weeks we will be turning our reading time into reading crime!
Hidden Gems of YA – Part One
Hello all, I hope you are all doing well. I was talking to a customer in the library the other day and they asked me for a YA book that not many people had heard about and it really got me thinking. I thought I'd do a two part post all about books that are hidden gems in YA. So, here is part one of hidden gems of YA!
Heartbreak Boys – Simon James Green
At the start of the summer, Jack and Nate find themselves dumped as their respective exes, Dylan and Tariq, start up a new relationship together. Not only that, their exes start posting pictures on social media, showing the whole world how fabulous their new life together is.
What I Read in August!
Hello all! How in the world is it nearly September? I am back with another what I read this month post! Throughout July, I read a grand total of 11 books. This has been an excellent reading month. I've read so many incredible books this month and so many have been 5 star reads. I have a lot of thoughts I want to share on the books that I read in August, so I'm going to do mini reviews for a couple, mention others and declare my love for a couple. Here is what I read in August!
Things I’d Like to See More of in YA!
Hello all! I hope you are all doing well and keeping yourselves safe. Not too long ago the lovely Wonderfully Bookish tagged me to discuss some things I'd like to see more of in YA. It got me thinking of just a few things I'd love to see more of in YA and I wanted to discuss those with you all in this post! Here is a post about things I'd like to see more of in YA!
Breathless – Jennifer Niven
Before: With graduation on the horizon, budding writer Claudine Henry is making plans. College in the fall, become a famous author and maybe finally have sex. Then her Dad drops a bombshell: he is leaving Claude’s mother. Suddenly, Claude’s entire world feels like a lie and her future is anything but under control. After: Claude’s Mom whisks them away to the last place Claude could imagine nursing a broken heart, a remote, mosquito-infested island off the coast of Georgia. But then Jeremiah Crew happens.
Authors I’d Like to Read More From – Part One
Hi all, I hope you are well! I was talking to a friend the other night about authors whose book(s) we've read and want to read more from. My friend managed to create a big list of authors who I know I'd like to read more from. I wanted to discuss these authors in a post and why I want to read more for them. As this list is quite big, I am going to split this post into two! Here is part one of authors I'd like to read more from!
The Kissing Booth – Film Review
This film is adapted from the YA novel of the same name by Beth Reekles. It is certainly aimed at the younger end of teenagers and feels as though it would be loved by 14 to 15-year olds. I will say straight away that for that reason amongst others I was quite disappointed in both films in the series. Although the first one seems more thought out in my opinion and the second film felt rushed and unorganised. I have to say though I did enjoy putting them both on the TV and being able to zone out with a film for a while without having to concentrate much.
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