The Magical Journey of How Harry Potter Was Published
Every inspiring writer story begins with a spark of imagination, and for Joanne Rowling, that spark
Benjamin Zephaniah: The Journey to Becoming Britain’s Most Beloved Poet
The 1960s and 1970s were a vastly different era in Britain. A time when Black and Irish communities lived side by side, working together to help rebuild England’s economy in the aftermath
Lavendaire Releases Series of Pastel Notebooks for Self-Discovery Journaling
Artist-of-life brand, Lavendaire, has released a series of Pastel Notebooks designed for people who journal. The theme of this line of notebooks
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (aka Blade Runner) by Philip K. Dick – Review
Philip K. Dick’s classic science fiction story follows the actions of Rick Deckard, who has been tasked with “retiring” a group of
1984 by George Orwell – Review
George Orwell’s 1984 is a classic that highlights a dystopian world in which Big Brother monitors society and forces people on how
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid – Review
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo follows two central characters. One is the 79 year old actress, Evelyn Hugo; the other is
Paperblanks Revolution Notebook Review: Artistic Inspiration
Since 2016, I’ve been making journaling a big part of my life. I write many things in my journals, from book notes
Death Note Manga Series Review: An Engrossing Psychological Thriller
Lately I’ve been addicted to manga, as you may have seen in another post. I decided I would start reviewing some of
3 Reasons I’m Hooked On Manga Right Now
Lately I decided to get into manga. Initially I wanted to get back into watching anime, but I felt like it would
Review Roundup: Crown of Midnight, Home: Binti 2 & Blood Sweat and Pixels
Here’s a round up of some of the books I read over the past few months. Due to some time constraints and
My Review of the Kindle Paperwhite Waterproof After 6 Months
I remember receiving my first Kindle back in 2010. I felt like an established reader at that point, getting into the eBook
Norwegian Wood is a book that helped me through depression
When I started reading books by Haruki Murakami last year on a whim, I knew eventually that I would need to read
