Student studying Public Relations
When you've finished University, sixth form or school for the summer, it can be a really strange situation - you're used to having a strong routine and being busy pretty much all of the time. And now you have so much free time, and while it's tempting to do completely nothing - if you're anything…
How long have you been blogging? For the past few years now I think, it's changed a hell of a lot though in that time - my writing has gotten better and my understanding of using wordpress. Which means that my blog itself has expanded and looks a lot better I think. At what point…
This is my week update, little as it will probably be. Personally, it's been a bit of an off week - anxiety speaking. It's not that I've been anxious about anything that I'm aware of, my body just seemed to go into responsive mode where it didn't want to do anything or leave the house.…
Book Review: Book: Crooked KingdomAuthor: Leigh BardugoYear: 2016Publisher: OrionPages: 536 I can't believe that I have actually finished reading this, I ended up sat in my bed for a good couple of hours to get to the end - and it was worth it. I didn't think this book would top Six of Crows because…
This week has been completely crazy, so let's just forget that it was posted a little bit late! I got my internship at Doddington Hall, so I've been really busy over there - it's been so amazing so far, and I've loved every minute. I've been pushed out of my comfort zone to challenge myself…
Continue reading ➞ New challenges, start of my birthday celebrations and no time.
A selection of 5 books that I haven't got round to reading yet, but everyone else seems to have read them!
Release Date: 1792No of Pages: 133Synopsis: Throughout history, some books have changed the world. They have transformed the way we see ourselves - and each other. They have inspired debate, dissent, war and revolution. They have enlightened, outraged, provoked and comforted. They have enriched lives - and destroyed them. Now Penguin brings you the works…
Continue reading ➞ A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, by Mary Wollstonecraft
