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There’s something about autumn that makes curling up with a book surrounded by stories feel like the only right way to say goodbye to summer. A Stephen King classic is the perfect pairing for October, as Halloween looms. The Booker Prize longlist is also a brilliant place to start if you need quick book recommendations for the coming months.
There’s something about 90s Christmas movies that just hits differently. Maybe it’s the slower pacing, the cosy festive feel, or the fact that Christmas magic didn’t rely quite so heavily on CGI (although I’ll admit, some of the effects nowadays are pretty magical too!). I was between the ages of 4 and 14 during the 90s, so these were the Christmas films I actually grew up with. They’re the ones I remember watching curled up on the sofa during December, back when you either had the film on VHS or waited patiently for it to appear in the Christmas TV …
Whether you’re reading on the beach, relaxing in the garden, enjoying a staycation, or simply making the most of longer evenings, a summer reading challenge is a fun way to discover new books and keep your reading feeling fresh. Instead of following someone else’s reading list, why not create your own? My Summer Book Bingo Generator creates a unique bingo board every time you use it, giving you a personalised challenge that’s perfect for your own reading tastes. You can lock the prompts you love, refresh the rest, and print your finished board ready for the season ahead. You can …
If you love a good reading challenge but don’t want to follow the same prompts as everyone else, this cosy book bingo generator is for you. You can pair it with my bookish username generator to launch your TikTok or Instagram account! With just one click, you can create your own unique bingo board filled with fun, bookish prompts – from easy reads to cosy favourites and a few gentle challenges. You can lock in the prompts you like, refresh the rest, and even print your board to use offline and stick it into your reading journal. Whether you’re trying …
For ME Awareness Day, I really wanted to share something I recently saw in an ME/CFS support group that really put into words what so many of us struggle to explain every single day. The original writer kindly said it could be shared, and I immediately knew it was something that deserved to reach more people who suffer from this debilitating chronic illness.