Author Crush- Jojo Moyes and her band of heartfelt reads…

Once I find a truly amazing read, I cannot stop talking about it, referring others to read it or sneakily take photos of it…

Tell tales of the old school yard- ‘The Teacher’s Secret’ by Suzanne Leal and ‘Big Little Lies’ by Liane Moriarty

Australian author’s Suzanne Leal and Liane Moriarty tackle ethical issues within the school yard…

Single sit reads… the solution for the busy bibliophile.

Don’t want to commit to a long term relationship with a series? Have fling with your reads instead…

Reading experiment gone wrong: Intervention of the ‘Young Adult’ Novel

Subject started off reading all three styles of books- poetry, novels and audiobooks. All reading material was recorded on the Goodreads app with a star rating out of 5. However, the subject started to lose motivation to read after about the first six weeks of the challenge. They reported not having the three factors of time, energy and excitement to attempt to add more books to their 2016 total. Subject appears to be caught in a ‘reading slump.’

Note: Interestingly, subject took the procedural advice of ‘book buying’ quite literally, with countless books being purchased without any of them being read…

Autobiographies and memoirs- jumping head first into a new literary genre…

As an individual who prides herself on a deep love for reading, there has been one genre which I have blatantly been walking passed in the bookstore for 23 years of my life. That section happens to be Autobiographies, Biographies …

Historical fiction spotlight- Mary Shelley and her bad ass Romantics…

I love reading Mary Shelley’s #Frankenstein just as much as I love learning about her scandalous life..

Tea Cup Review of ‘Anna and the French Kiss’ with an exploration of contemporary literature

Exploring ‘Contemporary Literature’ by reading the ever so popular ‘Anna and the French Kiss’ written by Stephanie Perkins

Tea Cup Review of Gillian Flynn’s ‘Sharp Objects.’

Gillian Flynn captivated my literary soul with her brilliant novel ‘Gone Girl.’ Can she do it again with ‘Sharp Objects?’

Tea Cup Review of Victoria Aveyard’s ‘Red Queen’

I love books of all shapes, sizes, genre and topics. I form close connections with the stories I read and they become a part of who I am. #booksarefriends Even though I am lover of all thinks books, my favourite …