4 Tips to Beat the Instagram Algorithm // The Reader's Review
Monday, 13 March 2017
Top 5 Most Intimidating Books I'm Determined to Read Before I Die
Sunday, 12 March 2017
We all have those books that we want to read, but have been at the back of the bookshelf for some time, right? For me, these are the monstrous, judgemental and downright intimidating reads that take a lifetime (or at least for slow readers like me) to finish.
Review // Becoming The Conqueror, debut novel by Joseph T. Pickett
Thursday, 23 February 2017
It seems like an impossible task to encapsulate, and give true relevance, to the life of a great historical figure - especially one such as William the Conqueror. However, Joseph T. Pickett does just this, with grace and authority, in his debut novel, Becoming The Conqueror.
One year bookstaversary: Here are some of my favourite moments
Sunday, 12 February 2017
That's right, it's been a whole year since I started my bookstagram journey. I've not only found new depth and passion for reading, but I have been inspired to embark on my own creative journey. Here are just some of my highlights from the year.
Climbing Mountains: The inspirational memoirs of Sarabjit Parmar
If I had to use one word, it would be inspirational. Never before have I felt so completely consumed by someone's day-to-day experiences. Sarabjits' story is one that everyone should read. It's real, it's important and it's inspiring.
Sacrifice and success: The journey of The Suffragettes continues
Monday, 30 January 2017
Once they are aroused, once they are determined, nothing on earth and nothing in heaven will make women give way; it is impossible. - Emmeline Pankhurst
Frequently asked questions about being a #bookstagrammer
Monday, 23 January 2017
Most people with an Instagram account like to take photos of their food, their kids, the perfect selfie, gym equipment (because your trip to the gym didn't happen unless there is IG evidence) and basically everything to do with life. Bookstagram is the same, except for us bookworms, books are pretty much 100% of our lives.
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