Sep 1, 2021 | Books, Guest Posts, LGBTQ+
Autumn is one of my favourite seasons for so many reasons (ha, I’m a poet!). I love the warm colours, the cosy jumpers (which make up half of my wardrobe), and besides winter, it’s the best season to curl up with a good book. That’s why I love...
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Jul 4, 2021 | Blog Tours, Books, Guest Posts
Title: GrowAuthor: Luke PalmerPublisher: Firefly PressDate Published: June 1, 2021Genre: YA Contemporary Date Read: June 30, 2021Format: Paperback ★★★★★ Note: The links below are affiliate links, meaning I get a small commission on any purchase you make. Thanks! Find...
Nov 28, 2020 | Books, Guest Posts
For the past few years, I’ve been a big fan of dystopian fiction (Neal Shusterman is one of my all-time favourite authors in this genre). Unlike other genres like classic literary fiction or romance, I’m very interested to know where the dystopian genre...
Oct 21, 2019 | Books, Guest Posts, LGBTQ+
Sarah, founder of The Little Contemporary Corner and one of my best pals, is no stranger to Wonderfully Bookish – she’s written a couple of guest posts for me in the past, including a list of books that should be Disney films, and her review of Toffee by Sarah...
Aug 10, 2019 | Book Reviews, Books, Guest Posts
I’ve got one of my best pals on the blog today! Sarah from The Little Contemporary Corner and I recently found ourselves reading the Toffee by Sarah Crossan at the same time, so we decided to review it on each other’s blogs. We love a good blog swap!...
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Oct 29, 2018 | Blog Tours, Books, Guest Posts
A Day in the Life of Me – Guest Post by M. J. Marinescu [Forsaken Genesis Blog Tour] Hooowdy! I don’t take part in blog tours very often any more – especially not as many as I used to. But when I was asked to join the tour for this book, I thought it...
