I’m really enjoying some comfort reading at the moment, so of course I’ve turned to middle grade fantasy for some mild peril and magic. All of these were sent to me free of charge via NetGalley or by the publisher, but as always my opinions are my own – and here they are!
The New Year always brings with it so many lovely new books! There’s a huge range among these eight picture books, from funny to sweet, from gentle adventures and sleep-inducing reads to celebrations of reading and explorations of lockdown. All of these were sent to me for review, but as always my opinions are my own.
I suddenly realised there were so many new chapter books on my desk that I’d better tell you about some of them! As always, these books were sent to me free of charge for review by the publishers, but all opinions are my own.
I had so much fun with this slightly ridiculous classic mystery set in a second-hand bookshop!
The birds are singing, the flowers are sprouting, and the kids’ books are starting to get springy! Here I have six board and picture books that make perfect Spring reads for little ones and parents alike. All of these were sent to me for review by Little Tiger Books, but as always my opinions are my own.
This is pretty much the opposite of last month’s challenge – in February I want to finish some series that I’ve had ongoing for a while! I’ve picked six sequels where I’m eager to know how things end. Want to see what they are?
Well, I didn’t intend to be so quiet this month! I was incredibly busy for the first half of the month with reading and editing submissions for Indie Bites magazine, and then after three years of managing to dodge it, I finally succumbed to Covid at the end of the month, so it was a bad month for the book side of things all over. But I’m on the mend, and the editing’s almost done, so let’s wrap up what I did get read and done, and move on to February!
A Cat, A Book, and A Cup of Tea 