I’m Charlotte: school librarian, bookworm, theatre nerd, knowledge collector, and exceptionally average.
Here you’ll find me writing mostly about books, films, and theatre, particularly LGBTQ+ ones!
Expanding the Wonderfully Bookish Internet Empire
Having dreams to expand Wonderfully Bookish into something big might be overly ambitious. Am I crazy for thinking that I can expand what started as a tiny blog into my own small internet empire? Probably, but I’m going to aim for it anyway, one goal at a time.
Ep. 08: How to Deal with Burnout in Blogging, Books, and General Life
In a more relaxed (and slightly more serious than usual) episode, I talk about the issue of burning out in blogging, reading, work, and life in general. If youāre in a slump and need some advice to get out of it, this is the episode for you. Question of the episodeā¦...
Ep. 07: Fantasy, Deadlines, and Weirdly Formatted Books with Hollie (Hollieeblog)
Note: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links, meaning if you purchase anything using the link, I get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting Wonderfully Bookish! In This Episodeā¦ I talk with fellow book blogger Hollie about all...
Ep. 06: Breaking the Accidental Hiatus
Note: Some of the links in this post are affiliate links, meaning if you purchase anything using the link, I get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for supporting Wonderfully Bookish! In This Episode... After accidentally taking a 4-month break, the...
Hair the Musical – Cardiff New Theatre, April 2019
Recently, Iāve been trying to see as many shows as I can – even if I donāt know a great deal about them. A couple of months ago, I booked tickets to see Hair the Musical at Cardiffās New Theatre, and I had no idea what it was really about, any of the songs, or anything at all. But when I saw the show last night – oh my god, I was BLOWN AWAY.
Old Favourite Books I Need to Re-Read
So often, I read a book that I completely adore when I finish it – but a few months or years later, Iāve read so many more books that Iāve forgotten what it was like to be in the moment of reading them for the first time. Here are five books that I loved when I read them, and I really want to re-read!
Musical Theatre Bucket List
In this post, Iām going to share my musicals bucket list – a list of the shows I plan to see soon, or that Iād love to see if it were even possible! (I say that because my #1 show doesn’t exist on Broadway anymore, and never came to the West End. *cries*) Here’s my musical theatre bucket list!
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The Hand, the Eye and the Heart by ZoĆ« Marriott – Mood Board [Blog Tour]
This year, I managed to do one of the things I’ve wanted to cross off my blogger to-do list for ages: I got on the blogger list for one of my favourite publishers, Walker Books! I’m very excited to be on the blog tour for The Hand, the Eye and the Heart by ZoĆ« Marriott, which comes out on 4th April.
Becoming a Green Thumb?
I’ve always had a tendency to become quite easily obsessed with things. Whether it’s a TV show, a film, a castĀ fromĀ a TV or a film, a book or author, or even something completely random – and right now, that thing is plants. Specifically, house plants. I’veĀ neverĀ had an interest in plants. But now I have a second blog… just so I can talk about plants.
Do Content Warnings Spoil a Book?
Recently, content warnings are becoming a big deal in the publishing world. There are arguments about whether content warnings really matter, if theyāre needed, and whether putting content warnings on a novel counts as spoilers. Now, I donāt know about you, but I think there should be a pretty universal (and surely obvious?) answers to this: YES, content warnings matter. Here’s why.
