I cannot believe it is Happy Indulgence’s 8 year blogoversary! I think we were celebrating 3 or 4 years (which is still a huge feat) when I joined Happy Indulgence as a co-blogger but 8 years is massive! Congratulations to Jeann and I’m so happy that I get to share in each one of these […]
I did a January-March favourites post earlier in the year, and it doesn’t really feel like 3 months has passed since then but it has. We’re now in a new financial year (I lodged my tax return yesterday – one of my favourite things to do because I get some money back hehe) and we’re […]
I feel like I say “How is it the end of June already?” every time I’ve made this Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag post. But this year, I really do wonder how it’s the end of June already! With all the staying at home, I’ve really lost track of time and I have absolutely […]
You Should See Me in a Crown brought me so much joy and delight in the few short hours that it took me to listen to the audiobook. It was the perfect mix of cute and fluffy, with some more serious themes of anxiety, chronic illness and homophobia. If you’re looking for a quick contemporary with […]
Of all the skills that I’ve pick up during this quarantine period, sourdough making has probably been the most useful, most fun and honestly the most delicious. Being an introvert, I haven’t been all that affected by staying indoors and it’s helped me to discover different things to do and also rediscover old hobbies. Sourdough […]
Only Mostly Devastated was such a cute and heartfelt contemporary novel about grief, family, friendship and identity. It was lighthearted and adorable, but also explored some complex and serious themes, including loss and sexual identity. I enjoyed the themes, the characters and the writing immensely and I’m keen to pick up Sophie Gonzales’s debut novel to […]
I’ve been playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons non-stop since it came out in March and when Jeann pointed out this book tag to me, I knew I had to do it. I wasn’t tagged by anybody but oh well. The Animal Crossing Book Tag was created by McKenzie @ Bookish Things and Tea. The graphics […]
I’ve been looking forward to a new book from Marie Rutkoski for a long time and I have some mixed feelings about The Midnight Lie. It’s set in Herrath, an island that sits in the same world as The Winner’s Trilogy and, while I loved being back in the same world and hearing mentions of some of the […]
It’s a bit of a miserable time right now so I thought I would share my favourites from the months of January to March. Time has really flown by and it’s hard to think back to even a few weeks ago but upon doing some reflection, a lot of good things have happened to me […]