Waiting On Wednesday: The Colour of Winter by Michelle Montebello (Seasons of Belle, Book Three)

Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted at Breaking the Spine. The purpose is to spotlight upcoming releases that we are excited for.   If you have not picked yourself up a Michelle Montebello novel yet, you are truly missing out. Hands down, I will preorder and read anything this extremely talented and total sweetheart … Continue reading Waiting On Wednesday: The Colour of Winter by Michelle Montebello (Seasons of Belle, Book Three)

BLOGMAS 2022: Bookish Gifts For The Booklover In Your Life

Following on from yesterday's post where I reviewed the new Charlie & Fox's disc-bound Reading Journal, today I wanted to share with you some gift ideas for the book lover in your life. Most of the items mentioned are not books themselves but are bookish related to some extent, and thus are perfect for everyone. … Continue reading BLOGMAS 2022: Bookish Gifts For The Booklover In Your Life

BLOGMAS 2022: Charlie & Fox Reading Journal Review

Charlie & Fox Reading Journal Released: November 2022 (undated) Price: $59.99 AUD Size: 250mm x 176 mm (B5) Paper Weight: 140GSM Purchase via Charlie & Fox's website In November 2022, Australian-owned and operated small business Charlie & Fox released their first ever Reading Journal. Having recently discovered disc-bound planners with The Happy Planner, I was … Continue reading BLOGMAS 2022: Charlie & Fox Reading Journal Review

BLOGMAS 2021 | REVIEW: Fire Truck Santa by Nic McPickle & Nathaniel Eckstrom

Published: 14th September 2021 Publisher: Allen & Unwin Australia Pages: 32 Format: Hardback Picture book (purchased) RRP: $17.99 5/5 Stars At Christmastime all over Australia - from the bush to the 'burbs - Santa arrives on the back of the fire truck! This boisterous picture book celebrates a much-loved Aussie tradition. A Christmas tradition, all … Continue reading BLOGMAS 2021 | REVIEW: Fire Truck Santa by Nic McPickle & Nathaniel Eckstrom

2021 Reading Challenge: Australian Women Writers Challenge

For those unaware, the Australian Women Writers Challenge was established in 2012 in order to boost female writers in Australia and help them over come gender bias in the mainstream media. Below is quote taken directly from the challenges website: The AWW challenge was set up to help overcome gender bias in the reviewing of … Continue reading 2021 Reading Challenge: Australian Women Writers Challenge