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Tag: classics

Books I Can Read Again and Again 7th May 20216th May 2021
WWW Wednesday – 5th May 2021 5th May 20214th May 2021
May 2021 TBR 27th Apr 202122nd Apr 2021
The Reread Book Tag 16th Mar 20215th Mar 2021
Five Books With… Successful Films Based On Them 18th Jan 202118th Jan 2021
Five Books With… Pirates! 5th Oct 202029th Sep 2020
Five Books With… Musical Themes 10th Sep 20208th Sep 2020
Five Books With… Strong Female Leads 16th Jul 20208th Jul 2020
Ultimate Comfort Reads 8th May 2020
Classics To Read… If You Don’t Like Classics 6th Mar 202022nd Mar 2020
Book Review – A Thousand Ships 21st Feb 2020
Books I Wish I Could Read For The First Time Again 18th Feb 2020
Books On My Christmas List 13th Oct 201913th Oct 2019
My reads through the ages – Teen & Adult Years 11th Aug 201911th Aug 2019
My reads through the ages – Childhood 12th Jul 20192nd Aug 2019

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So excited to say I'll be joining the blog tour for the Wolfson History Prize again this year! It's become one of my favourite things to look forward to, and this year I'll be reading and reviewing Double Lives: A History of Working Mother by Helen McCarthy. This is a discussion I feel hugely passionate about, and this book is chunky for a reason! There's so much to be said about being a working mother at this point in time, and the minute you start even looking back a generation, things get lengthy in the best of ways.
One of my pre-birthday books from leaving the house yesterday. Look at those edges! So pretty 😍 I've heard so many good things about this book, and the shop assistant was raving about it too, so hopefully it will be an excellent read.
Back in a book shop!
Thank you to @orionbooks for my copy of A Narrow Door. And what timely arrival... because on Wednesdays, we smash the patriarchy.
I was so lucky to win this Charles Dickens collection from a giveaway by a fellow book blogger on Twitter, and they arrived today. I couldn't be happier, it really has brightened my days up. Aren't they beautiful?
What book has a cover that just makes you think, "I need to read this"? I have many cover buys but one of the most interesting covers I have is The Deathless Girls. There's so many details to it that every time I look, I see something new. It's a particularly beautiful and intriguing cover, so well designed.
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