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I can’t wait for… 3 upcoming novels from Canberra authors
Tonight I’m joining in with Can’t-Wait Wednesday, a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight and discuss the books we’re excited about that we have yet to read, and sharing three upcoming novels I’m…
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kidlit :: FOSSIL FRENZY :: SANDRA BENNET
The Adamson siblings are on their third thrilling adventure. There’s not a beach in sight this time, not even a drop of water. Zac, Clare and Luke find themselves in the drought-stricken present…
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CHRISTMASSY :: Q&A :: Alysha King
“You possess a power as great as that of the false Empress. You do not understand it yet but you will come to learn its true nature. It is the only match to…
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Kidlit :: Evie and Pog Take Off :: Tania McCartney
I have always loved kids’ books – we all know I am a bit obsessed with YA, and last year I read quite a bit of middlegrade. Now that my 6 year old…
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Christmassy :: Q&A with Leife Shallcross
In the lead up to Christmas I’m sharing some mini-interviews with authors about some of their festive faves. Today Canberra author Leife Shallcross was kind enough to talk books, writing and Christmas with…
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City of Lies :: Sam Hawke
Last week I had the absolute pleasure of attending the launch of local Canberra author Sam Hawke’s debut novel, City of Lies. I was lucky enough to get my hand on an early…
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#BookishBloggersUnite :: books I’m excited about – 2018 part 2
Hello! After a bit of a hiatus from participating in Bookish Bloggers Unite, I am back this week (And hosting, no less!). Bookish Bloggers Unite is a weekly meme we started as a…
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The Trouble in Tune Town :: Maura Pierlot
With me being away a few weekends in a row at book events, Amelia was pretty interested in going to something bookish too. Lucky for us we didn’t have to wait long for…
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Sunday stack :: post-Christmas book haul
My final post for 2017 is a book stack! I have to admit, I love doing these! Books (like craft supplies) often live in stacks around my home – where I pulled some…
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Five #loveozya releases I can’t wait to read in 2018
Firstly, I’d like to apologise for the not so catchy title of this post haha – it’s the week between Christmas and New Year, and my brain barely even knows which day it is,…
