I love buying books. I really love buying books. I really, really, no question about it, definitely do, 100% love buying books. To be clear, I also love reading books (and just occasionally writing them too…). The size of my to be read pile varies, but generally it sits around a dozen choices waiting for … Continue reading Baby Books: A Review
While reading my friend Alex’s blog the other day, I was reminded today (assuming I get this post finished on time and scheduled) is World Book Day*, so Merry Book Day to all who celebrate. Across the country, countless children will be dressing up as their favourite fictional characters, getting their hands on books galore … Continue reading Books are not just for World Book Day
And so I reach the end of my non-resolution journey to finish my Christmas book pile, and what a great book I have to finish with. It has taken me a little longer than I predicted to finish them all, May rather than April, but I have thoroughly enjoyed working through the 16 books bought … Continue reading The Greeks, a global history: a book review
This is it, the penultimate book of my non-resolution Christmas book pile, This is Improbable by Marc Abrahams. As I mentioned last week, I avoided reading the blurb for this book but unlike previous guesses at the book contents I was spot on this time around, this book is all about science. The final book … Continue reading This is improbable: a book review
This is going to be a rather brief post. As I suspected when I wrote my last review, I did not make it to the end of this week’s book offering Sherlock Holmes - Escape Room Puzzles. This is the first book of my non-resolution Christmas book pile I have not finished. Part of me … Continue reading Sherlock Holmes – Escape Room Puzzles: a (brief) book review
Self-Indulgent Twaddle 