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International Women’s Day
Happy International Women’s Day!I thought I’d do a little post today to share some of my favourite books written by women. Yesterday’s post was on a very similar subject, so definitely check that one out too: Let’s Talk Bookish: Women in STEM in books. It’s more important than ever to celebrate women. We are 50%…
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WWW Wednesday: 5/3/25
Happy Wednesday! Time has flown since last weeks check-in, probably thanks to the sunshine allowing for lots of time outside! Alongside the reading I have been planning out my new garden. It’s exciting to move into a new place that has really bare bones outside, with so much potential and I can’t wait to start…
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February Wrap-Up
Is it just me, or has February gone by so fast? I know it’s a shorter month but it feels like I only just wrote my January post!I’ve been getting settled into the new house this month so I have read less than January, but I’ve still enjoyed what I’ve picked up. I read quite…
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Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Synopsis: They looked into the darkness and the darkness looked back . . . New planets are fair game to asset strippers and interplanetary opportunists – and a commercial mission to a distant star system discovers a moon that is pitch black, but alive with radio activity. Its high-gravity, high-pressure, zero-oxygen environment is anathema to…
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WWW Wednesday: 26/2/25
Happy Wednesday! How has your week been so far? Have you picked up any good books? I’ve been reading a bit slower this week, but I have really enjoyed what I’ve picked up. The sun has been making rare appearances so I’ve been spending a bit more time outside when I have time instead of…
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The DallerGut Dream Department Store by Mi-ye Lee
Synopsis: In a mysterious town hidden in our collective subconscious there’s a department store that sells dreams. Day and night, visitors both human and animal shuffle in to purchase their latest adventure. Each floor specializes in a specific type of dream: childhood memories, food dreams, ice skating, dreams of stardom. Flying dreams are almost always…
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