Category: Bookish Post

Top 5 Books I would love to read for the first time again

Posted June 24, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Book List, Booked-In, Bookish Post, Favourite Author / 2 Comments

Hello my bookish friends. I didn’t post on Monday as I was pretty knackered from building my bookcase on Sunday. So today I’m bring you another one of my famous top 5 lists as parted of my Booked-In series. This time I’m revisiting and reminiscing some old favourites, books I wish I could open that book for the first time again and be immersed into the world. These books opened a whole new world of literature for me. There is so many books out there it can be overwhelming. So I’m going back to where my reading really began for […]

Top Ten Tuesday – Books on My Summer TBR

Posted June 16, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Book List, Bookish Post, Summer, Summer Reading, TBR, Top Ten Tuesday, YA / 6 Comments

Evening my lovely readers. Another post the day after my review. Who am I? Well I very rarely do TTT, and I saw this week’s prompt and I couldn’t resist. Top Ten Tuesday Is A Weekly Meme Hosted By The Lovely Ladies At The Artsy Reader Girl! Each Week, A New Topic Is Put Into Place And Bloggers Share Their Top Ten Accordingly. I’ll be honest lately I’m not a huge TBR list person, I’m very much mood reading but I just love putting together a summer TBR. A lot of them will be summer themed as if I’m going on […]

Top 5 Pride books I can’t wait to read

Posted June 8, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Book List, Bookish Post, LGBTQ+, TBR, UKYA, YA / 0 Comments

Happy Monday my lovely bookworms, hope you had a wonderful weekend. I finally got my reading mojo back and thoroughly enjoying Aurora Rising. I have another top 5 book list for you, I know everyone seems to enjoy them and I love creating new topics. As its Pride month I wanted to show you the top 5 books I’m going to be reading (hopefully) all this month. These are mostly recent releases and a lot of these have had amazing reviews especially from my friend Steph (bookslovereaders). Top 5 Pride books I can’t wait to read I […]

Let’s Talk Books #5 – 3 Books that might not be on your radar this Month

Posted June 5, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Book List, Bookish Post, Let's Talk Books, LGBTQ+, UKYA, YA / 1 Comment

Happy Friday my lovely bookworms. It’s the end of the week and the first week of June already. Today’s is another Let’s Talk Books, a feature I cohost with Emily A Short Book Lover. A weekly series where we are highlighting particular books (Teen/YA/ Adult etc) coming out during this time, that we will review, or get bookish content from authors and so much more. Today’s post for me is all about books that I’m looking forward to their release and to reading. I decided to pick a few books that I think might not be on your radar that […]

May Monthly Wrap-Up

Posted June 3, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Bookish Post, Monthly Wrap-Up Post, Wrap-Up, YA / 0 Comments

Happy Wednesday my lovely readers. Once again another month has gone by. You would think in lockdown it would go slowly but if I’m honest it’s gone really fast. I think it’s getting into a routine that really helps, the world has suddenly become a weird sort of normal, wouldn’t you agree. But I have to say I am very excited at the prospect of my local Costa or Pret opening for takeaway this week, I have to say. I know, lockdown priorities. Once again, this month I hosted a readathon with Steph for Bookslovereaders and read 3 books during […]

Top 5 Books about Books

Posted May 25, 2020 by Emma in Book List, Booked-In, Bookish Post, UKYA, YA / 12 Comments

Hello my lovely readers. In the UK it’s Bank Holiday Monday and half-term so I hope your all enjoying it and the weather. It’s meant to be lovely and sunny. I hope. I will be spending it by finishing The Paper and Hearts Society: Read with Pride. Which falls nicely into today’s post. This is another Booked-In series book list. Being a librarian and a lover of books, of course, I also love reading about them. So I thought I’d put together a list of books that are abut books. I’ve spilt it into my my Top 5 I’ve read […]

Let’s Talk Books | EXTRACT – The Gravity of Us by Phil Stamper

Posted May 15, 2020 by Emma in 2020 books, Bookish Post, Extract, Let's Talk Books, LGBTQ+ / 0 Comments

Happy Friday my lovelies! Today myself and Emily from A Short Book Lover, are back with Let’s Talk Books. Together we’ve created list of all of the books coming out and going in release order. Let’s Talk Books, formerly Let’s Talk YA, is a weekly series where we are highlighting particular books (Teen/YA/ Adult etc) coming out during this time, we will review, or get bookish content from authors and so much more. We will then start to focus on books that are maybe underrated in the future and build a conversation about it. It’s all very exciting and we […]

Self-Care for Bookworms | Surround Yourself with Colour

Posted May 11, 2020 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, Self-Care for Bookworms / 4 Comments

Hello my bookish friends, hope your all well and had a great bank holiday weekend. Today I’m bringing you another post on my Self-care for Bookworms series. I love creating these posts, and I feel we need these now more than ever. I touched upon this tip in my previous post Self-Care for Bookworms whilst Staying at Home but I can’t believe how much I’ve relied on this. Today Self-Care tip #4 – Surround yourself with Colour So if you are follower of my instagram and my blog, (duh) you will notice a common theme. Orange (and Mustard). My entire feed […]

Let’s Talk Books!

Posted May 8, 2020 by Emma in Bookish Post, Let's Talk Books / 5 Comments

Happy Friday and VE Day my wonderful readers. Today in the UK is bank holiday and I’m fully taking advantage of the day by reading LOADS. I’m also hosting, along side Steph (bookslovereaders) a readathon called Bookedin-athon over the whole weekend! So if you want to be part of it check out my posts on Twitter here. Today’s post is about Emily from A Short Book Lover and I, are revamping an old series we used to called Let’s Talk YA. This time, we have a new logo, new name -ish and a new vision to it as well. Let’s […]