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Of all the times I've been to London, I had never been at Christmas time until last year. Ed and I were so excited to see the lights and soak up the Christmassy atmosphere, and I figured there was no point posting this last year AFTER Christmas, so here it is now!I've popped a list below of the

Greetings, and welcome back! I'm just now noticing that there have been 3 book blog posts in a row - I hope you don't mind - shortly there will be a handful of travel posts in a row as I appear to have a backlog of those (New York, Antibes, London at Christmas that I never posted last

July and August brought lots of great reading time due to the fab weather (catch me outside on my front path in the sun reading with my vino) on EVERY sunny day, also had a week's holiday in France (blog post coming on that soon) which involved PLENTY of reading time.If you want to purchase any of the

I am aware this blog post is a little late - it is the END of July - but this month has been manic with work and life and I have not had a minute to sit down and pour out my thoughts on my recent reads. So, here we go.1. The Most Fun We Ever Had -

Greetings loved ones. Back again with the last two months of books and I am thrilled to say we had another epic reading two months - I loved them all. Let's get in to it. The titles of the books are clickable (affiliate) links to purchase!1. Little Scratch - Rebecca WatsonTW - sexual assaultI loved this book and

Disclaimer: We went on this trip in Feb 2020, but for obvious reasons that developed in March 2020, I never bothered posting about it/my tips on where to go because the travel ban came into effect pretty soon afterwards. Now, hopefully that travel has gone back to (relatively) normal, it might come in useful if you're looking to