I had a brief spate of romance novels in July, and The Kiss Quotient is the book that started it all! Stella Lane thinks math is the only thing that unites the universe. She comes up with algorithms to predict customer purchases--a job that has given her more money than she knows what to do … Continue reading the kiss quotient review
Another Monday, another mental health post! Today I'm reviewing a book that I got on Kindle Unlimited - Hardcore Self-Help: F**k Depression by Robert Duff. I'm not usually a self-help book kind of person. I often find that they oversimplify complicated problems and are written by dubious experts in their fields. However, I absolutely LOVED … Continue reading #mentalhealthmonday – f**k depression review
I was kindly provided with a copy of Lynn Mitchell's The Red Beach Hut by the publisher, Linen Press. This has not affected my review in any way. "Their eyes met and locked. Pulling his hand from his pocket, Neville waved. Once." Eight year old Neville is the first to notice that the red beach … Continue reading the red beach hut review
Hello all! I'm writing this from my parents' lovely home in the English countryside. It's a bank holiday today in the UK, so I decided to travel down and escape the hustle and bustle of my daily life - for a couple of days, anyway. And I get to cuddle my dog, so that's always … Continue reading #mentalhealthmonday – a brief update
Alex loves his family, and yet he struggles to connect with his eight-year-old autistic son, Sam. The strain has pushed his marriage to the breaking point. So Alex moves in with his merrily irresponsible best friend on the world’s most uncomfortable blow-up bed. As Alex navigates single life, long-buried family secrets, and part-time fatherhood, his … Continue reading boy made of blocks
Disability Diaries is a week-long twitter and blog campaign that will be focusing on a huge variety of disabilities. (Check out #DisabilityDiaries2017 for everyone's posts! Because I'm doing this on my phone I can't link to the organisers, but if you check out the tag I'm sure you'll find everyone.) On my blog I'm going … Continue reading disability diaries: TBR
Scott’s skills as a surveillance expert come in pretty handy when he’s breaking down firewalls. But hacktivism isn’t enough; he’s going after the holy grail—UltSyn’s Human Information Drives, human assets implanted with cerebral microchips. While plenty of hackers are trying to save the world these days, all Scott wants is to find his sister. After … Continue reading hello world cover reveal
I got bingo! Here's a better version of the graphic that I have on my twitter account: However, I did have plans to read a lot more! Here's my contenders for some of the other squares, all of which I have already: Non-Western Cultural Fantasy: The Wrath and the Dawn by Renee Ahdieh Refugee MC: The Good Immigrant edited by Nikesh Shukla … Continue reading diverse december wrap-up
This was one of the spaces I was most interested to get to in the Diversity December Bingo. I haven't read a lot of books about neurodiverse characters, and I thought it was time to change that with Kathryn Erskine's Mockingbird. The main reason why I chose this book is because the main character is … Continue reading diverse december: neurodiversity
I've posted a little bit about this, I think, but here is my official Diverse December Bingo TBR! I chose this row because I liked how open it was - own voices and diverse non-fiction could be pretty much anything! However, it also encourages me to read more SFF, which I've been really enjoying recently. … Continue reading diverse december bingo
