Category: Discussion Post

TWENTY TWENTY Reading and Blogging Goals (and a brand new look!)

Posted January 4, 2020 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, Happy New Year / 6 Comments
TWENTY TWENTY Reading and Blogging Goals (and a brand new look!)

Hello my bookish friends. My first Saturday post too! How are you? I bet so many of you are back to work now. Totally sucks. I’m making sure that I use the rest of my free to schedule some posts and much needed reading as well. Today I’m posting about some reading and blog goals and what I want to achieve this year, because I feel 2020 is my year! First off, did you see my new blog header?! Well you can’t miss it, it’s the first thing you see when you click on my blog. Ha. Here’s a closer […]

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The Titan Christmas Gift Guide

Posted December 6, 2019 by Emma in Book Gifts, Bookish Post, Discussion Post / 0 Comments
The Titan Christmas Gift Guide

Hello my bookish friends. It’s Friday, and so nearly the weekend. Today and until the rest of the year, I thought I might do a series of posts rounding up what an incredible year publishers have had with their books and creating a Christmas Gift Guide. Each of these posts will have carefully selected books so there if something for everyone. There is something for everyone! Today I’m partnering up with Titan Books. I have only joined their mailing list this year and I’ve been so unbelievable grateful for the books they have sent me this year, they have been […]

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DISCUSSION | Book Blogging vs Bookstagram

Posted November 25, 2019 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, Featured / 7 Comments
DISCUSSION | Book Blogging vs Bookstagram

Hello my bookish friends, I have one of my famous discussion posts where I tend to blur out the line between discussing and ranting. Since I wrote ‘The Pressures of Book Blogging’ post, (thank you to all those who commented about it) I seem pretty chill about my book blog and also enjoying everything I do with it. I also had a bit of a break in-between as well which really helped me. Although, last week I’ve been thinking about my blog and bookstagram specifically and how we are so focused on one (bookstagram) and not the other (blogging). For me my blog […]

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EMMA CHATS… | A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer – #CurseReadAlong: Week 1

EMMA CHATS… | A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer – #CurseReadAlong: Week 1

Emma Chats… returns. I thought over the few weeks I’d talk about what I’m taking part in. One of 2019s fandoms has been A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer. I have to say it’s one book I wanted to read since I received it back in February, but with hype and mood, it never happened until now. YOU DIDN’T TELL ME HOW AMAZING THIS BOOK IS!!!??? (or did I not listen!?) So I’m taking part in the GLOBAL read along that Bloomsbury YA are hosting, each week we are reading 20 chapters (or so!?) I’m actually sticking to the readalong […]

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DISCUSSION | Organising my future bookshelves

Posted October 7, 2019 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, Featured, TBR / 5 Comments
DISCUSSION | Organising my future bookshelves

Hello my book friends, it’s been a while since my last discussion post. A good month ago I did a Bookshelf Tour post and I enjoyed talking about bookworms accommodating to space restrictions and lots of books. If you missed it then check it out here. So Ella commented on my post, and asked about a how I would organise my bookshelf if I had bookcases, so I thought I would dedicate a post to it.  This is a Bookworm edition, later this week I will do a post as part of my new feature ‘ A Day in the […]

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Let’s Talk YA #4

Let’s Talk YA #4

Emily from A Short Book Lover and I have created a weekly feature called Let’s Talk YA. – a feature simply to just share and talk about the books you love. So our posts will all be centered around amazing UKYA authors. It’s been a while since I did a Let’s Talk YA and I feel I left Emily a bit to pick it up on her blog. I’m so sorry. But I’m back and I’m going to make sure I keep up with it a bit more. I have so many amazing UKYA authors to talk about and these […]

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DISCUSSION | Are you a Mood Reader or TBR lister?

Posted September 16, 2019 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, Featured, TBR / 11 Comments
DISCUSSION | Are you a Mood Reader or TBR lister?

Hello my bookish friends, I’m back with a little discussion post. I was thinking about this recently, I do TBRs and then I don’t stick to them. I get annoyed and then I don’t enjoy reading them. It’s only really yesterday when I was talking to Steph from Booklovereaders that I feel I need to change how I read. I need a balance not only in life but also in my book choosing. Are you a TBR Lister? A TBR is a ‘To be Read’ list or pile. Sometimes these can help readers and bloggers as we have so many […]

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Top Ten Tuesday – Books On My TBR I’m Avoiding Reading and Why

Posted September 10, 2019 by Emma in Bookish Post, Discussion Post, TBR, Top Ten Tuesday / 10 Comments
Top Ten Tuesday – Books On My TBR I’m Avoiding Reading and Why

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.  It’s been such a long time since I did a Top Ten Tuesday, so today is all about that dreaded TBR. There is some books I’m avoiding on my TBR, and it’s loads of reasons, hype, scared for the end of the series, if I’m a mood reader, another just gets added to the TBR that I’m desperate to read and so much more. So here are the […]

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NEW FEATURE: A Day in the life of a School Librarian

Posted September 6, 2019 by Emma in Discussion Post, Feature, Librarian / 9 Comments
NEW FEATURE: A Day in the life of a School Librarian

Happy Friday my book friends. I’m very glad it’s the end of the week and the beginning of the weekend. First week back at work and I’m pooped! 😴 So today I’m really excited to bring you a new feature to my blog and venture further into the world of books that I live in. For those of who don’t know I’m a school librarian. I love my job there is no doubt about that, I get to inspire students with the books I read daily and support them in their education and daily lives. I’m proud and so privileged […]

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