Todays’ post is a round up of different ways that book lovers around the world arrange their shelves. Perhaps you’ll recognise your own strategy in here! Or be inspire to try something new…
Category Archives: Discussion
Will there always be Harry Potter Hype?
He’s The Boy Who Lived, but also the boy most people have at least heard of. Harry Potter is a global sensation and has been now for just over twenty years. But will the boy with the lightening bolt scar remain so?
Adventures in Middle Earth – Mountains, Food and Books
The Mister and I had a recent trip to the South Island of New Zealand AKA Middle Earth for Lord of The Rings fans out there.
In this post I’ll be sharing a few of the highlights of our trip and what we read while we were away. Enjoy!
Five Swoon-worthy Romances for your Valentine’s Day
Today’s post offers you five love-ly (sorry couldn’t help myself) reads to snuggle up with this Valentines! These books focus on romantic love, but also the love of friendship and family. Enjoy those warm fuzzy feelings, they’re coming up ahead.
Top Three Beach Day Reads
If you’re like me and you spend your beach days reading, or you’ve got a summer holiday coming up, today’s post is for you! I’ve got a list of my top five beach reads for you to slip into that beach tote with your towel.
Five Journalling Prompts to Kickstart Your 2020
If you’re considering journalling this year, I’ve compiled a few prompts to get you started. They’re self-reflective in nature and aimed to give you a head start into this new year that stretches before us! If you have any prompts that you find useful, please feel free to share them in the comments below this post.
Jolabokaflod: Christmas Eve Book Giving Tradition
Have you heard of Jolabokaflod? Or Book Flood? Today we’ll be taking a closer look at the Icelandic Christmas Eve tradition. I first heard of Jolabokaflod from Christine on her fantastic site, the Uncorked Librarian. She did a wonderful post all about Jolabokaflod that you can go and read here. Later on in the postContinue reading “Jolabokaflod: Christmas Eve Book Giving Tradition”
Bookish Gifts for Book Lovers
It’s December! Which means for many of us, Christmas is not too far away. If you’re thinking hard about what to buy the book lover in your life (instead of another book) check out today’s list of gift ideas. If you don’t celebrate Christmas, hopefully this post is useful to revisit for a birthday orContinue reading “Bookish Gifts for Book Lovers”
5 Bookish Destinations You Wish You Could Travel to
Reading has got to be one of the cheapest ways to travel, no flights, or accomodation, you don’t even have to leave the couch! So enjoy today’s post and get some inspiration for your next bookish adventure.
The Ultimate Guide to Book Borrowing Etiquette
Have you ever lent someone a book? Borrowed a book? I would expect that you would have! (Unless you’ve got good reasons not to, which I’d love to hear about in the comments section) Whether it’s from your personal library or the state funded one, borrowing books is something that is fairly normal.
Alas, social blunders are often made when books are borrowed. Now, I don’t think anyone makes these blunders on purpose (at least I hope not) they just happen! In today’s post I thought some discussion about the proper etiquette when borrowing books could be beneficial to us all!
Steph Huddleston 