The #wikiYA Challenge
How many of us use Wikipedia? Everyone, I’d hazard – and I’d go further to say everyone, everyday. Wikipedia is Continue reading
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (Lara Jean #1)
The title may be catchy but as is so often the case, it’s not quite representative of what’s between the Continue reading
Golden Son (Red Rising Trilogy #2)
If Red Rising was confined to the red planet, then Golden Son looses Darrow from his moorings on Mars. Two Continue reading
The Brilliant Book Community Census 2015
Basically what it sounds like, this mega-survey is an attempt to gather some big data about the habits of book Continue reading
Winterkill (Winterkill #1)
Emmeline’s life in the settlement is pretty restricted under the rule of the Councillors, who enforce hefty punishments for anyone Continue reading
Celebrating William Nicholson’s Writing
You may not have heard of William Nicholson – he’s the sort of author who likes to stay under the Continue reading
All the Bright Places
I firmly believe the stories we tell are often cathartic processes that help us to deal with the intimacies of Continue reading
My Year in Books: 2014
2014 has been both a great and disappointing year for my reading. In many ways, it’s a year of quality Continue reading