Roxane Gay “Bad Feminist” – book review
The term “bad feminism” serves as a frame for this collection of Roxane Gay’s essays. Continue reading Roxane Gay “Bad Feminist” – book review
Tag: bookshop
Top Ten Tuesday: Bookstores and libraries I’ve always wanted to visit
P.S. Looking forward to the “Favourite bookshops/ libraries I have already visited” post – or have I missed it already? Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Bookstores and libraries I’ve always wanted to visit
Where should I buy my books? Part 2: Books online (UK)
Contrary to popular opinion, it’s not always cheapest to buy on Amazon… Continue reading Where should I buy my books? Part 2: Books online (UK)
Where should I buy my books? Part 1: Books on the high street (UK)
Many of us bookworms occasionally wonder: what is the cheapest and morally least ambiguous way to buy a book? Continue reading Where should I buy my books? Part 1: Books on the high street (UK)
Stacking the Shelves Saturday
Today is bookshop day… so, of course, I had to celebrate by visiting a bookshop. Continue reading Stacking the Shelves Saturday
Top Ten Tuesdays – books I used to re-read again when I was a teenager
Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature/weekly meme created at The Broke and the Bookish in June 2010 – there’s a different topic for every week. This week’s topic is a Throwback Freebie- so I chose to write about I’ve slowed down a bit with re-reading books recently. It’s not that I have fewer books that I would like to be reading…. The opposite in … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesdays – books I used to re-read again when I was a teenager
Joseph Conrad’s “Victory” – book review
“Victory” is Joseph Conrad in top form Continue reading Joseph Conrad’s “Victory” – book review
Stacking the Shelves Saturday
Stacking The Shelves is a book tag hosted by Tynga’s Reviews and Reading Reality, which is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, be it physical or virtual. This week I made use of the book vouchers that I got for my birthday. We are celebrating the year of Joseph Conrad this year, as it’s his 160th birthday. In order to celebrate, … Continue reading Stacking the Shelves Saturday
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