February in Review
2016 is fairly zooming past – I can’t quite believe that we’re at March already. That being said, I feel that from a bookish perspective, things are going swimmingly. Despite […]
Month: February 2016
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Revisiting my Inner Child
On Saturday, I rather incautiously agreed to accompany my boyfriend to go and collect his Ebay package, which resulted in me being separated from my bed rather earlier than planned. […]
Review: The Mysteries of Paris, Eugène Sue
Weighing in at nearly one and a half thousand pages, The Mysteries of Paris is an intimidating book by anyone’s standards. Serialised over a sixteen month period in the 1840s, it was […]
Saturday Poem – An Apology For Her Poetry
This one is clever. Oh so very clever. Margaret Cavendish is asking us to excuse her humble and unpolished poetry, which she presents in a terribly ornate manner – but, she also […]
Review: Mr Splitfoot, Samantha Hunt
Having waited patiently in my Kindle ever since its arrival from Netgalley, after Book Blogger Appreciation week, Mr Splitfoot demanded my attention. Far too many reviewers had cited it as one of their […]
Thursday Picture – Christopher Robin Meets The Real Winnie-the-Pooh
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