Books with Bunny- Bunny Lovell reads...

Today my guest is the wonderful Chrissie Manby, whose new novel  A Proper Family Adventure is released today!  To celebrate summer, Chrissi...

It's a gloriously sunny day here in South Yorkshire, and what's more- IT'S FRIDAY!  And even better than that, DIAMOND FRIDAYS...

Alex is sort-of-famous.  The troublesome teen daughter of two 'family lifestyle' bloggers, she can't wait to escape to her f...

Can you ever really forget your first love?   The Memory Box appealed to the side of me that is an emotional wreck.  I loved the blurb...

Wicked Wives is Anna-Lou Wetherley's second adult fiction title. Packed to the rafters with wealthy women and charming yet caddish men,...

  Mad about You is the fourth book following the relationship of Emma and James.  Although it could be read as a stand alone novel I f...

A struggling café.  A new reading group.  A rather naughty reading list...   Estelle, a single Mum running the struggling Café Crumb, i...

I absolutely love Milly Johnson.  She writes witty 'chicklit' and I always find her characters likeable and believable.  The lead ch...

Just Add Spice is a witty and entertaining summer read that will resonate with everyone out there who feels their life comprises purely of t...

Swimming Pool Summer is definitely a holiday read.  I've been enjoying reading it outside in the recent heatwave, not by a pool, but sp...

Confessions of a Chalet Girl is a steamy, romantic chicklit novella.  I had heard positive things about it from the chicklit communities o...

I'm guest reviewer on Dizzy C's Little Book Blog once again! You can read my review of the deliciously sweet The Loveliest Choc...

Lisa Jewell is an author that I was a huge fan of in the late 1990s and early 2000s.  Her books were always entertaining, pacey reads and no...

I have previously read and enjoyed some of Judy Astley earlier books, but must admit I haven't read one for the last few years.  Her l...

'On the Island' was a charity shop find.  I often mooch the local shops (which are pretty much all charity shops), and I happened up...