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A Gift Guide for Book *& Writing Geeks
Gifts for Books & Writing Geeks!
19th December 2018
Welcome to the sixth and final gift guide in the Ultimate Gift Guide series for geeks – book and writing Read more.
2017 End Of Year Book Survey
2017 End Of Year Book Survey
28th January 2018
Helllo 2018! The last few months have sucked, emotions running low and motivation non-existant but I’m back and the new Read more.
5 Fandom Friday - Favourite moments from the Harry Potter series
My 5 Favourite Moments From The Harry Potter Series [5 Fandom Friday]
8th July 2016
One thing I noticed when trying to write this prompt; it was very hard to narrow it down to just Read more.

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My Word of the Year 2020: Kintsugi

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In the most recent years every single World of the Year has had the common theme of change, changing me, and for my word of the year 2020 it’s time for something different. 2019 was a year of healing and perspective for me, of taking much-needed steps to recognise that I have PTSD and have had it for quite a while. It’s been with me since I went through a traumatic experience when I was at my most vulnerable, at a time when I was already traumatised and hurt from years of bullying. I’m learning that what I need to do now is not toRead More →

2019 End of Year Book Survey!

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I’ve done this once before but I’ve been struggling with my reading over the last few years and I’ve not been able to do it again. I finally was able to get back on track again this year as you’ll see 🙂 The End of Year Book Survey is in its 10th Year and is hosted by the lovely Jamie at The Perpetual Page Turner. We’re going to forget that it’s the really the beginning of the year (and over a week a month into it) and pretend it’s really still the end of 2019. I’ve been caught up in helping someone move house forRead More →

Book Review: The Sisters Grimm by Menna van Praag

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This book was provided for free by NetGalley in exchange for a review. As mentioned in my 2019 book survey I’ve been wanting to catch up my reading up to new releases and NetGallery is a wonderful way to do that. So please expect to see some more reviews in the future! The Sisters Grimm by Menna van Praag is available on 6th February 2020 and you pre-order it from The Book Depository for £13.42 with free international delivery! Trigger Warning This book contains: child abuse, sexual abuse, self-harm, depression, suicidal thoughts, incest, injury, dementia, loss, fat-shaming, slut-shaming, racism  – yes that’s a lot andRead More →

Secret Blogger Santa 2019!

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This year I’m taking part in the community event Secret Blogger Santa being held by Lightning Ellen. I was randomly assigned Naithin of Time to Loot. Happy Holidays and Winter Veil Naithin! Naithin began like I did blogging about World of Warcraft and has been a member of the geek and gaming blog community since 2009. He returned to blogging this year after a 5 year break and his blog, Time to Loot, has diversified to include other games and a wider array of geekier topics. I’ve really enjoyed following his month long 5 game challenge which he journaled in a 30 day series ofRead More →

Geek on the High Street is going International!

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It’s the 22nd December, the 12 days of Geeking By was supposed to end two days ago and there’s only been 4 days not 12. Yeah.. to say things didn’t go to plan is a total understatement. I am upset to have not been able to deliver what I promised, however, as my wonderful friends have reminded me on Twitter I do need to be kinder to myself and put my health first. I’m really sick at the moment; on top of my normal health conditions I have a chest infection which I’ve had for months. I didn’t realise how serious it was until IRead More →