# of books read: 7 Genres: 3 Classics, 1 Fantasy, 1 Adult Contemporary, 1 Non-Fiction, 1 YA Dystopian. Most of this month was taken up by reading Inda for the #Indaclub readalong, so after I finished that I mostly stuck to quicker reads and am finishing up for a re-read. I think seven is probably going to be my average number of books read for most months and I'm definitely on my way...

This tag was created a while ago by About to Read, but I only went to see Cinderella at the cinema at the weekend and I've been thinking about it ever since, so I thought this would be a fun little extra post. 1. Evil Stepsisters: a book with characters you just hate Gone Girl, without a doubt. In my opinion, both main characters are irritating, deplorable people and I think their characterisation...

Indevan Algara-Vayir was born the second son of a powerful prince, destined to stay at home and defend his family's castle. But when war threatens, Inda is sent to the Royal Academy where he learns the art of war and finds that danger and intrigue don't only come from outside the kingdom. [summary from Goodreads] I read Inda this month as part of the #INDAclub readalong hosted by Sam over at...

Every year since I was seven, my family have been going to Norfolk for Easter weekend. We stay in our caravan on a sheep farm in North Norfolk and we pretty much visit the same places and do some of the same things each year. I've gotten to know North Norfolk pretty well by now and it's one of my favourite places in the world. I thought I'd put together a little weekender's guide to tell you about...

Every year I go away with my parents to north Norfolk for Easter weekend, and every year I buy a lot of books. We visit a lot of charity shops, secondhand bookshops and every year on Easter Sunday we visit a book fair in Blakeney where the books are 6 for £5 so obviously a haul happened. I'm going to be doing a little weekend travel guide to north Norfolk very soon so watch this space for that,...

Reasons to Stay Alive is about making the most of your time on earth. In the western world the suicide rate is highest amongst men under the age of 35. Matt Haig could have added to that statistic when, aged 24, he found himself staring at a cliff-edge about to jump off. This is the story of why he didn't, how he recovered and learned to live with anxiety and depression. It's also an upbeat,...

If you're reading this I hope you had a lovely Easter and welcome back to Top 5 Wednesday! Top 5 Wednesday is hosted by GingerReadsLainey and you can see the complete list of wednesday-ers here. Today's topic is 'Books you wanted to start yesterday', I found this quite difficult because my TBR shelf is so massive and I have so many books I need to read but here are the five I picked out: 1.  More...

The Reader Problems Tag was created by AboutToRead. 1. You have 20,000 books on your TBR, how do you decide what to read next? I have a TBR jar with a bunch of titles I want to read soon, so I either pick something from that or I just pick something I'm in the mood for. No pressure. 2. You're half way through a book and you're just not loving it. Do you quit or are you committed? I do usually...

Starting this month I will be participating in the Inda series readalong hosted by the lovely Sam over at NovelsandNonsense. We will be reading the first book Inda this month and reading one book a month, ending with the fourth book in the series, Treason's Shore, in July. There is a Goodreads group which you can join and there is lots of information about the series posted there, such...