An intense suspense thriller – A Killer Choice
As I am drafting this post, I am soooo tired! So past me is really happy that when you read this, that it’s Friday! On Friday’s, you know that it’s book review day here on the blog! I had planned…
Why you need to join a book club! + {GIVEAWAY CLOSED}
Let’s just clear something up, you need to join a book club. Just not my book club, because my book club is full! He he. In last week’s book review of ‘Sleep‘, I mentioned that I now belong to a…
Sleep, by C.L. Taylor {Book club pick}
I know, it’s been quiet around here lately on #BookReviewFriday….. However, I’m back and ready to post about all the books I’ve been reading! Today’s book is titled ‘Sleep‘ and it’s a book I’ve really been keen to read for…
School holidays – Schools out, now what? {Activity suggestions}
Are you excited about the school holidays or not? I reckon the stay at home moms, maybe not so much? I don’t know, but I love school holidays, because it means in the morning I can get about my business.…
The Inn, by James Patterson {Book Review}
There’s not a month that goes by without a James Patterson review, right? As I typed out this review, I realised that I had completely forgotten about another review I had planned to do. It wasn’t a good one though,…
The Warehouse, by Rob Hart {Book Review}
It’s the weeeeeekeeend Baby!! I used to love hearing that phrase on the radio back in the day, on a Friday morning! It never gets old I think, being excited about the weekend…right? Weekends bring with it, family time, socialising…
A Nearly Normal Family, by M.T. Edvardsson
I have been in a bit of a reading slump lately…. I’m reading, but I’ve been reading really slowly. Thankfully, I have managed to finish a few books to be able to review, to keep #BookReviewFriday going. Pan Macmillan sent…
As If Born To You, by Susan Newham-Blake {Local Fiction}
Happy Women’s day!! It seems appropriate that today I’m reviewing a book all about women, as well as written by a woman. In addition to that, it’s a local is lekker, proudly South African book! When I first read the…
