
5 Books I Listened To During (the first) Lockdown
Featuring Auschwitz, Denmark, the North Pole, a curious incident and Elton John. Continue reading 5 Books I Listened To During (the first) Lockdown
Featuring Auschwitz, Denmark, the North Pole, a curious incident and Elton John. Continue reading 5 Books I Listened To During (the first) Lockdown
Today’s topic in my September daily blogging challenge is my favourite childhood book. My favourite book when I was a young child was this book right here – A Frog In The Throat by Martin Waddell. I don’t believe it’s … Continue reading A Frog In The Throat | Children’s Book Review
The Sorting Hat doesn’t put you there because you’re evil, honest. Continue reading Slytherins Are Not All Bad
Five things I’ve been loving this month… Continue reading My January Favourites
Welcome to 2019! I have mentioned before how I’m not big on new year’s resolutions, but that doesn’t mean that I don’t like to take some time to reflect on things I want to achieve. 2019 And Me So I … Continue reading New Year, New Challenges
Today is my day of hosting the blog tour for the five part Future Movers series – how exciting! The series is written by Deryn Pittar, a fantasy author from New Zealand. You might already be familiar with Deryn’s work, … Continue reading Future Movers | Book Tour
So I just plugged my external hard drive into my shiny new computer for the first time, and clicked on a folder titled ‘IMPORTANT STUFF’. This hard drive, I should warn you, is mainly home to photos, videos and documents from my first laptop purchased circa 2007. I replaced it in 2011 when I returned to college, because commuting with a 17″ laptop is not really practical. Anyway, the first thing in my IMPORTANT STUFF folder was this poem I wrote about Fyvie Castle’s library in sixth year. Here it is, exactly the same way it was submitted in 2008. … Continue reading Bound
Happy World Book Night! To celebrate, I hereby give you 10 completely useless and uninteresting Kirsty-related book facts. My favourite book is Wuthering Heights, which I first read in 5th year for my Personal Study. Heathcliff, you are perfect…please marry me. Also in 5th year we had to read Lord of the Flies. It took my two weeks to read it. I hated it, it’s actually the worst book ever. When I was younger the guy who owns the chemist down in Banff asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up. I said I wanted to be … Continue reading World Book Night 2013