When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi | book review

When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi book review

This was as wonderful as it was bizarre. It reads like a collection of short stories, capturing a variety of people's reactions to the moon suddenly turning into 'cheese'. I loved how creative this concept was, and how well Scalzi has managed to pull off the entire thing.

June 2025 Book Releases

It's time to look at what's coming in June! Hooray! I have hunted through the internet for you all to gather a few delectable morsels of new releases for us to enjoy and devour. There are plenty of really unique and interesting stories about to hit the shelves, that's for sure!

Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros | book review

This was so much better than book two - what a relief!

Little Lord Fauntleroy by Francis Hodgson Burnett | book review

This was a very cheerful read and so much more than I had hoped for. It's the first book by Frances Hodgson Burnett that I've read, but it's got me very much so looking forward to reading her other work.

Learning to Listen in After Story | Book Review

【 AFTER STORY 】 ★★★★★ Genre: Fiction (First Nations)Author: Larissa BehrendtPublished: July 2021Publisher: University of Queensland PressPages: 360 (paperback) Content warning (click to see) alcohol * child death * sexaul assault * murder * racism * colonialisation First thoughts After Story is a beautiful narrative between mother and daughter that will break your heart and … Continue reading Learning to Listen in After Story | Book Review

February Wrap-Up! | 2021

Another month done! February started out so well for me, but then I hit a wall. I read a majority of these books within the first two weeks of the month but I just didn't get into the next book I picked up and ended up getting stuck. I finished the month off by being … Continue reading February Wrap-Up! | 2021

Cranky Characters We Love | Top Ten Tuesday

I'm going rogue this week. I haven't gone rogue for a while. But it's a Halloween freebie for Top Ten Tuesday and I just can't be bothered talking about spooky books because I feel like I've exhausted myself doing just over on Instagram. So we're going to talk about cranky characters that we love instead! … Continue reading Cranky Characters We Love | Top Ten Tuesday

The Best Recommendations | Top Ten Tuesday

Hello, my fellow bookworms!! I am having a very eclectic month of reading where I've currently got five books on the go I'm flitting between. Attention span? What is that! Clearly I have none. But I'm having fun, so it's alright. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly event hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and … Continue reading The Best Recommendations | Top Ten Tuesday

British Humour in More Fool Me | Spoiler-Free Review

More Fool Me by Stephen Fry Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoirs Author: Stephen Fry Published: September 2014 Publisher: Michael Joseph Pages: 388 [hardback] Review on Goodreads VERDICT: WORTH IT Initial Thoughts Upon Finishing This was an entertaining third instalment to Fry's memoirs. His writing is always such a delight to read and I really enjoy the last … Continue reading British Humour in More Fool Me | Spoiler-Free Review

Super LONG Titles | Top Ten Tuesday

Hello, my friends! I hope the week is off to a good start for you. I feel as though I am barrelling toward the end of semester myself and I have to admit, I am so looking forward to some down time from study to read! Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly event hosted by … Continue reading Super LONG Titles | Top Ten Tuesday