I wrote a post just like this about 2 years ago. When I went back over the bookstagrams I featured on that weekly list, I was kind of amazed at the fact that there’s only one account I still actively follow these days. I mean, one of the accounts has even been deleted, since I… Read More Weekly Lists #181: Favourite Bookstagrams
Have you ever read a painting? Because that’s basically what Furthermore feels like. The story Born as blank as canvas in a world brimming with colour and magic, Alice’s pale skin and milk-white hair mark her as an outcast. Because, for the people of Ferenwood, colour and magic are one and the same. And since… Read More About Books #76: Furthermore
Look, every year the Eurovision Song Contest comes by. And just about every year? I hate the Belgian entry. This year was definitely one of those seldom exceptions, but in general? The odds are bigger on me not liking the song Belgium has decided to send to wherever the ESC is taking place that year. However. There’s some… Read More Weekly Lists #180: Favourite Belgian Entries to the Eurovision Song Contest
Politics certainly has gotten interesting the last couple of years, hasn’t it? At least, that’s what you’d almost have to believe, if you saw how many people were talking about it. Like, all the time. And – as it turns out? It’s even romantic. Or at least, it could be. You know, if a woman won POTUS… Read More About Books #75: Red, White & Royal Blue
There are few things I love as much as books celebrating the amazingness of book shops. That’s what’s made 84, Charing Cross Road into one of my favourite books ever, and it’s what made The Little Shop of Happily Ever After into one of my favourite reads of 2018. So when I read the premises for The Printed… Read More About Books #74: The Printed Letter Bookshop
The Eurovision Song Contest is upon us, and every year it’s just a bit of a journey, isn’t it? There’s years where I have trouble narrowing it down to *only* 5 favourite numbers, and then there’s other years (*cough* the first half of the nillies *cough*) where I’m having trouble just finding one song I actually… Read More Weekly Lists #179: Favourite 2019 Eurovision Songs
April was a weird month, if only because half of it was taken up by the Easter break. In other words: not too much productivity happened, you know? None the less, I did come across some great blogposts and video’s, this past month – so let’s dive straight into my favourite content April gave us!… Read More Weekly Lists #178: Favourite Content April
I was in the mood for some lovely clichés and a good amount of romance – and Entangled delivered just that. I was offered an ARC by Netgalley in exchange for a review. All opinions are strictly my own. The story Aiden Sinclair was a commercial fisherman before he suddenly came into his billionaire inheritance—not that he’s… Read More About Books #73: Entangled