Holy heck. What a book. I had heard rave reviews about this book almost everywhere I looked when it came out back in 2018, but it wasn't until Leigh Sales & Annabel Crabb were talking about it on their podcast, Chat 10 Looks 3, that I finally decided to pick it up off my shelf … Continue reading Eggshell Skull – Bri Lee | Review
If you're a fan of Netflix's Queer Eye reboot, you're probably aware that most of the Fab 5 have books out at the moment (except Bobby? Where are you, Bobby?). Naturally Tan is Tan France's memoir, and a fairly candid account of growing up in Yorkshire as a South Asian kid, right through to his building of a … Continue reading Naturally Tan – Tan France | Review
Vox is a book reminiscent of The Handmaid's Tale, set in a dystopian future in which females are limited to speaking only 100 words per day. The punishment for exceeding your daily word limit? A thousand volts of electricity coursing through your body thanks to the wristband locked on to you. But it wasn't just … Continue reading Vox – Christina Dalcher | Review
It's HEEEEEERE! The long-awaited sequel to The Handmaid's Tale, THE TESTAMENTS, was finally released in to the world last Tuesday & I have had the great pleasure of reading it thanks to a review copy I received from Penguin Books Australia. THE TESTAMENTS picks up 15 years after the conclusion of it's prequel, and this … Continue reading The Testaments – Margaret Atwood | Review
I started seeing this book everywhere on Instagram, and romance is a genre I have had a few misses with (and have to say I don't typically pick up). HOWEVER, there were just so many readers raving about this one, even those who, like me, aren't avid romance readers, so i thought I best give … Continue reading Red, White & Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston | Review
I am an absolute sucker for dumplings, like...I cannot say no to them. SOOOO I pre-ordered this book before I had even read the blurb. Partially because of the title, and partially because I had seen Wai Chim interview Lili Wilkinson (author of After The Lights Go Out which I loved) at YA Fanfast last … Continue reading The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling | Review
Have you ever had a book start slow, but by the end you were flying through the pages needing to know what happened? I've had a couple of those recently and this was certainly one of them! I guess it's finally time for another review, eh? BOOK BLURB Tom Hazard has a dangerous secret. He … Continue reading How To Stop Time – Matt Haig | Review
