Part two of Sali Hughes' In The Bathroom interview with Caitlin Moran is up on her YouTube page! Her make-up drawer is as messy as mine! https://youtu.be/zAy1XADWZJU Also I've finished Moran's book (yes I read very fast-it's my only super power) How to be Famous. Can I just say that it's brilliant! And it's such … Continue reading How to be Famous Part 2
Category: Book Recommendations
How to Be Famous
It's been four years since the debut novel How to Build a Girl by Caitlin Moran came out. Those who have followed this blog for a while (all nine of you! Bless!) know what that the spectacular Moran is a personal heroine of mine. As a writer she's someone I look up to as well. … Continue reading How to Be Famous
December Bookworm
image via Pinterest If you're like me winter days call for a cup of tea, warm cozies and and big old stack of books, in your TBR pile! At the top of my stack are all the new Holiday Anthologies! Go check out these suggestions at Goodreads & Amazon. If you're in the mood … Continue reading December Bookworm
Summer Bookworm
Summer is prime time for reading! On the beach, by the lake, snatching a chapter on break at the Dairy Queen, up way past your bedtime (just one more chapter!) Here's what I've been reading this summer. What about you? Any recommendations? Join me on Goodreads for more! Summer Days and Summer Nights Twelve Love … Continue reading Summer Bookworm
May Bookworm
For those of us who were distraught about The Mortal Instruments series wrapping up, and next year can't arrive too soon so we can dig into The Dark Artifices, Cassandra Clare, along with a who's who of popular YA authors, offers us a short story e-book series based in the Shadow Hunters universe. There are going to … Continue reading May Bookworm
April Bookworm
Picnic in Provence: A Memoir with Recipes by Elizabeth Bard If you love a good story plus recipes, I would sincerely suggest you read Picnic in Provence. Her journey continues in France as she and her husband say jusqu'à ce qu'on se revoit to their life in Paris and start anew in the idylic Provencal … Continue reading April Bookworm
March Bookworm
The Bad Mother by Esther Walker Having read Esther's "The Bad Cook" I was looking forward to her latest effort. She, of course, didn't disappoint. She's certainly not calling herself a bad mother, nor you either! Instead she examines her own stint as a mother so far and offers anecdotes of her successes, failures and … Continue reading March Bookworm
