33: The Clocks – Agatha Christie

Book 33/52 – The Clocks, Agatha Christie (1963). 50p from a teeny little book shop near the Bristol Royal Infirmary.  I was actually en route to the library when I spotted this cute little book shop – all kinds of different books, old and new, there was cake, and they sold me this 1 for 50p! I mean, the pages were falling out, but it … Continue reading 33: The Clocks – Agatha Christie

32: And Then There Were None – Agatha Christie

Book 32/52 – And Then There Were None, Agatha Christie (1939). Borrowed from the new room-mate. I’ve been reading a LOT of crime lately. My next review will probably be another Agatha Christie, but after that I promise to try another category. Any suggestions? Let me know in the comments below if you have any good recommendations. I suspect it’s probably because I like a … Continue reading 32: And Then There Were None – Agatha Christie

30 & 31: Part 2-3 Millennium Series – Stieg Larsson

Books 30 & 31/52 – The Girl Who Played with Fire & The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest, Stieg Larsson (2007). Bristol Library & work purchase. I feel like I kind of have to review both of these 2 books together as they basically come as a package. It is almost like Larsson wrote these as 1 story, then needed a prequel to set … Continue reading 30 & 31: Part 2-3 Millennium Series – Stieg Larsson

29: He’s Just Not that into You – Greg Behrendt & Liz Tuccillo

Book 29/52 – He’s Just Not that into You, Greg Behrendt & Liz Tuccillo (2004). A loan from a work colleague. Alright. Haha. It’s really funny to give the single girl a book about dating. I’M ONLY YOUNG CAROL, LEAVE ME ALONE* *I don’t work with anyone called Carol, this is what’s called artistic license. ————————————————————————————————————————————- Anyway, with that out of my system – you … Continue reading 29: He’s Just Not that into You – Greg Behrendt & Liz Tuccillo

28: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – Stieg Larsson

Book 28/52 – The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Stieg Larsson (2005). Book sale at work. Hello all. I’m feeling a little more settled in the new flat now, so I’m trying to get the blog back up and straight. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a book series (proper name the Millenium series) that I have always meant to get into. I haven’t … Continue reading 28: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – Stieg Larsson

27: The Beautiful Dead – Belinda Bauer

Book 27/52 – The Beautiful Dead, Belinda Bauer (2016). The Works, Swindon Outlet – Any 3 for £5. Trip to Devon on the cards for this weekend guys. It’s my gran’s birthday so am heading down to see the folks. It should be nice, I am hoping the weather will be good too – can’t wait to get back to the beach. I always love … Continue reading 27: The Beautiful Dead – Belinda Bauer

26: How to Stop Time – Matt Haig

Book 26/52 – How to Stop Time, Matt Haig (2017). Loan from Bristol Central Library. Hello all. It’s pay day everybody so I’m celebrating with a book review! I read this 1 a few weeks ago, but haven’t managed to get around to it until now. I listened to a podcast interview with Matt Haig recently – Happy Place with Ferne Cotton, and I wanted … Continue reading 26: How to Stop Time – Matt Haig

22: When I Hit You – Meena Kandasamy

Book 22/52 – When I Hit You, Meena Kandasamy (2017). Bristol Central Library. Apologies for any technical difficulties book fans. I went on holiday and completely forgot that I had scheduled a post. But thank you for the likes for the blank page people. I feel very supported. I had a lovely time in Crete – lots of sunshine and lots of reading, but more … Continue reading 22: When I Hit You – Meena Kandasamy

21: The Hogfather – Terry Pratchett

Book 21/52 – The Hogfather, Terry Pratchett (1996). Flat mate loan. Happy Friday everybody! Normally I am the 1st person to hop on the ‘TGIF’ train, but this week has been a little different. I’ve been doing some work experience with the charity I work for’s legal team. So it’s been a super interesting week in all honesty, not too mention hectic on account of … Continue reading 21: The Hogfather – Terry Pratchett