When I was a teenager, one of my favourite film series to watch was the Bourne Identity series with Matt Damon. He was one of the actors I loved to watch and I made sure I watched every single one of Jason Bourne's adventures with him in it. Earlier this year, I found out that… Continue reading Book Review #27: The Bourne Identity
The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is the first book in her Naturals series, a series that has taken over BookTok and BookTube in recent years. I was introduced to this series thanks to Hayley Pham on Youtube, who absolutely adored this book. This is not my first stunt with Jennifer as I read her… Continue reading Book Review #26: The Naturals
Last year I was introduced to the Roots of Chaos world when I read The Priory of the Orange Tree. It was a massive feat, not only because it was the longest book I had ever read, but because it was the start of something I do not think I was prepared for (dramatic, I… Continue reading Book Review #25: A Day of Fallen Night
Last year, I discovered Taylor Jenkins Reid thanks to my bookclub selecting The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo as one of the choices that year. After reading that I went onto pick up Daisy Jones and the Six as well as Malibu Rising and Carrie Soto is Back. After loving this book last year and… Continue reading Book Review #24: Malibu Rising
I have to say, this month was a good reading month for me. I feel like I am getting back into my groove for reading, not to mention that I had multiple 5 star reads! Let us dive in and see what I read this month... Wrap up time So over the course of May… Continue reading May Monthly Wrap up and Stats
The Measure is my bookclub's pick this month and I am glad that they have picked it. Before reading it I had no idea what this book was about, but when I started to listen to it on audible it was so intriguing! I have never read anything by Nikki Erlick before, but after reading… Continue reading Book Review #20: The Measure
Thanks to Waterstones early this year posting this cover resembling an outfit from an awards ceremony, I discovered the existence of The Last Unicorn. Deemed as a modern fantasy classic, Peter S. Beagle has created a fairytale world discussing themes of humanity and humility. My first exposure to this story was through the animated adaptation… Continue reading Book Review #17: The Last Unicorn
I will not lie, I finished this book a week ago and have had to allow it to fester before writing a review. There are times where I need to write the review as soon as I finish a book, but this book had such an impact I needed to think before writing it. I… Continue reading Book Review #6: The Girl with all the Gifts
After finishing The Takedown, I needed another book to listen to on my commute to and from work. There is a large selection on audible to choose from, but something drew me to the cover of this one. After looking at it on my screen I did vaguely remember that there was some talk about… Continue reading Book Review #5: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely fine
Back in 2015 an Amazon TV series came out that had such an interesting plot line: What if the Nazis managed to win World War 2? The series is set 15 years after the war ended and follows an assortment of characters. If I am truly being honest, I cannot really remember what happened. I… Continue reading Book Review #3: The Man in the High Castle
The Little Sunflower Library 