When Summer Ends – Isabelle Rae I was recommended this book by Amazon, who convinced me that it was suited to my tastes. I would be lying if I said I didn’t enjoy the book, but it was definitely pleasure in its guiltiest form, as the story was a world away from the novels I’ve … Continue reading »
I’m not sure whether it’s because I’ve got older, but I’ve found myself increasingly frustrated recently at some of the trends/fads/crazes that are being followed religiously by many young people in our society. However, nothing has annoyed me more than the obsession that our young society has with Joey Essex. I would say the tragic … Continue reading »
On May 1st 2013, I was lucky enough (tickets sold out in ten minutes) to attend Beyonce‘s fourth concert tour, The Mrs Carter Show. I have always been a fan of Beyonce, and although I wouldn’t say I was her biggest fan, she is definitely one of the artists who dominates my iPod, and I … Continue reading »
Following my book list post, I finished my first summer novel- The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. The book was made into a film in 2012, starring Logan Lerman and Emma Watson and I actually saw the film before I read the book, which is unusual for me. What was even more … Continue reading »
The time has finally arrived, and I have read my last book I will ever read for the University of Lincoln. I’ve been harping on about this time on this blog for a while (refresh your memory here). Some people would assume that my fellow English students and I would be desperate to have a … Continue reading »
I am no athlete when it comes to fitness, and without music I would be absolutely hopeless. With summer on the horizon I, like most women, have vowed to try to increase my number of workouts per week, as I have summer holidays coming up, and can no longer hide under baggy jumpers. My preferred … Continue reading »
