TV: What I’ll Be Watching This Winter

Winter is the perfect time to settle down and watch all that TV you've been meaning to watch for months. Whether it is to catch up on a series you love, check out a brand new show or that the latest series of your favourite show is back, when the weather is cold staying in …

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Autumn Food Favourites

Autumn is my favourite season for many reasons, the colours, the change is temperature and nature and of course the delicious food. As autumn is the time for the harvest, we are greeted with a plethora of beautiful, fresh and delicious vegetables and fruit for us to roast, sweeten and eat until our hearts content. …

Book Review: Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood

Taking the crown as one of my all time favourite authors, Atwood’s weird and wonderful, dystopian looks at a could-be future always give you a sense of awe, fear and general what if when you are reading any of her novels.‘Oryx and Crake’ is no exception as we follow the life of Snowman, a.k.a Jimmy, …

Interiors: Workspace Inspiration

As I come to the end of cleaning up my room for winter and throwing out all of the junk I don't need, I can now focus on design and redesigning certain areas of my room. The space thrives on fitting as much as possible into the smallest spaces and so I'm always on the …

Books: Summer Reading

A few months ago, at the beginning of summer, I put together a list of a few books that I would like to read over the course of the summer months. I thought now, in the midst of Autumn, would be a good time to lookback at that post, see how I got on and …

Books: 5 That Every Woman Should Read

As a lover of books, I thought it was about time that I put together a post about some books that I think every woman should read. I've chosen 5 of my favourites for various reasons listed below but I think they are all equally important for a woman to read at some point in …

Book Review: The Bones of You by Debbie Howells

The first novel from full time florist and part time writer Debbie Howells is one that will capture the imagination of many with its great storyline that slowly unfolds and the brilliant descriptive use of language throughout.The Bones of You is about a girl named Rosie who at the beginning of the book is missing …

Travel: 5 Destinations I Want To Visit Next

After a busy few months, I haven't really had much chance to think about or experience much travel. So with that in mind I thought I'd make myself a bit of a list, something to look forward to over the next few months and places to aim for. I've made a list of the next …

Book Review: Us by David Nicholls

David Nicholls never fails to impress me. Every novel of his I’ve read so far I have loved, his books are full of characters so realistic that they become almost like friends and his storytelling is brilliant, witty, emotional and wonderful. Us is no exception as a story that is tinged with sadness, laced with …

5 Films To Check Out This Summer

I've never really write about film on here despite my increasing love of it and so I thought that should change a little. Don't worry I'm not going to start reviewing films or discussing casting rumours/theories because quite frankly I'd rather leave that to the writers at magazines like Empire who know what they are …