Fluttering Butterflies

Well, how good is Camp by LC Rosen? When I first saw the book on Netgalley, my first thought was 'I love the cover' and I still th...

Well, what a lot of fun book Boy Queen by George Lester is! Thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. And I really had Thoughts and O...

The Great Godden by Meg Rosoff I was really looking forward to reading The Great Godden by Meg Rosoff. I've really enjoyed her book...

I've been a big fan of UKYA author, Louisa Reid, in the past, so I was very excited to hear that Louisa Reid had a new book out and a ...

Hideous Beauty by William Hussey has been one of my favourite reads of 2020. The love between Dylan and Ellis was so beautiful and emotion...

I don't remember where I first heard about The Sidekicks by Will Kostakis?  It must have been an American blog or a link on Twitter.  ...

The first book I finished in 2019 was a book I started in December of last year: Autoboyography by Christina Lauren.  And I absolutely ado...

Oh this book absolutely broke me.  There's such a sense of intensity in this book, so much so that I ended up needing breaks to just r...

It isn't back to school here for another three more weeks or so but I thought I'd still take part in this week's Top Ten Tuesday...

Last week I wrote a very personal blog post about bisexuality and mentioned Far From You by Tess Sharpe as a book that had a very profound i...

I was browsing Netgalley awhile back and came across None of the Above by IW Gregorio.  I'd not heard much about the book or read many...

Let me just give it to you straight: I'm bisexual. I am interested in both men and women sexually and romantically.  And it took m...

Cat Clarke is definitely one of my favourite authors. I love her characters and relationships and I'll always be excited to read more ...

I downloaded One Italian Summer by Keris Stainton off Netgalley awhile back and after mentioning it on Twitter, I got a message from the a...

So... Love Month this year didn't quite work out like I had planned.  My initial plans were to read a lot more than I did but of cour...

Do you guys remember several years ago I used to hold a month-long event on this blog called Love Month? It was basically a celebration of ...

In 2016 I read... The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien I'd had this book on my shelves unread for many years. For most of m...

Today I thought I might do something a little bit different and give you a mini-tour of some books I've read this year by the same autho...