Hello everybody! Today, I’m sharing the January and February releases that I am hoping to read, at some point. My tbr is ridiculous and I don’t get to everything within release year, but I try hard, and a great book is a great book even if you are late to the party. So without further ado, here’s a stupidly long list!
Hello everybody! So, last year I did a post every single month where I spelled out months with book titles, and I wanted to keep the tradition going but change things up a bit.
I’ve asked friends and followers for some suggestions and have a couple but need more, so if you see this please do send one in! Anyway, onto our first word of the year, purple!
Hello everybody! Today, I’m thrilled to be part of the blog tour for the last book in the Mort the Meek series, even though I’m incredibly sad the series is now over. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Today, I’m thrilled to be bringing you my first blog tour of 2023, with a guest post from Lucy Ann Unwin on why she wrote her debut the Octopus, Dadu and Me. Onto the post!
Hello everybody, and happy Hogmanay! For the first post of the last day of blogmas, we have author Lindsay Littleson here to recommend books set in Scotland. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Today, to start us off on the penultimate day of blogmas, we have the wonderful Nicola Penfold sharing her favourite winter stories. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! For today’s second post, we have the wonderful Rachel Delahaye, who has written about the new festive traditions she thinks her characters might create. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! For today’s blogmas post, we have Sarah Todd Taylor with us, to discuss why she thinks A Christmas Carol is one of the most perfect stories ever. Having recently watched the Muppets’ version, I’m inclined to agree…! Onto the post!
Hello everybody, and happy Boxing day! As a golden blogmas is continuing on until the 31st December this year, we still have a few more days to go. Hopefully you’ll all still be on board with the Christmassy vibes!
Today’s is a post from Kate Foster, who has written about books she hoped people would find under their tree (or, now Christmas is over, you could buy with vouchers or money!). Onto the post!
Hello everybody! For the second post of Christmas day, we have a piece from 2022 debut author Rebecca King, about what Christmas would be like in her world and the presents her characters would give one another. Onto the post!
Golden Books Girl 