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Blog Tour Book Review – Sleep
Ad | Gifted | Post contains affiliate links Good afternoon and happy hump day. I am loving the four day week this week, already so close to the weekend again! Although, I am constantly confused about what day it is, anyone else struggling? If you follow me on social media you will remember me posting…
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Children’s Book Reviews
Good morning! Today I wanted to share with you a selection of children’s books we have recently read. I absolutely love reading with my children and encouraging them to enjoy books. Both my boys have inherited my passion for reading which I am so happy to see! The Cow Said Neigh! by Rory Feek The…
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January Book Reviews
Still cannot quite believe we are in 2019 but here we go with the first round of books I have been reading recently. Some of these go back a month or three as I haven’t done one in a while but hoping this year will be a much more organised one! With Or Without You…
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May Book Reviews
Well, May was a funny old month. I didn’t get a great amount of reading done as I was focused on getting my last couple of university assignments finished but I did enjoy what I got round to. I finished a couple of audio books this month and am really enjoying my Audible subscription. I…
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March Book Reviews
This month has been a bit of a slow one for my reading but I think I have read my favourite book of the year so far. I have been really lucky to win a book competition as well as get the opportunity to review some fantastic books. I hope you enjoy this month’s round…
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February Book Reviews
I have rounded up the books I have read this month in one post again, aside from the ones I was on blog tour for, which you can check out by clicking those book titles below Best Friends by Carys Jones Last Of The Summer Moet by Wendy Holden What She Ate by Laura Shapiro…
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Blog Tour Book Review – Last Of The Summer Moet
Last Of The Summer Moet by Wendy Holden The Blurb Top reporter Laura Lake has struck journalistic gold. She’s discovered a secret country village where the British elite own weekend mansions. Film stars, famous artists and top writers, not to mention Cabinet ministers and the cream of M16, land their helicopters in the grounds of…
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January Book Reviews
I have decided rather than splitting them into separate posts (which can clog up the blog as I read quite a lot) I would do a monthly post reviewing the books I have read. My Reading Challenge/Book Club is still accepting new readers so check out my post here on how to sign up! Some…
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The Spoonie Mummy 