Category: READ
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LOVE IN COLOUR- BOLU BABALOLA
Love is universal, the one unifier we have in common as humans, a sentiment I have often maintained and talked about, no matter where we are, who we are, where we are from, our religion, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity… whatever elements of difference that defines us, love is the single thing that unifies us and…
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THE KNOCKOFF – Lucy Sykes & Jo Piazza
Its been a long time since I read a good fashion book, everything that comes from the genre is either trying to be Devil Wear Prada or worse. And over the past couple of years we have fallen down the rabbit hole of that other book, you know the one; Fifty Shades…doms, subs and billionaire…
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LEAVE YOUR MARK – Aliza Licht
My first tweet to Aliza Licht was at her handle @dkny the savvy PR Girl before she came out… so to speak. I remember everything about that day. I just jacked in a well-paid but seven level of hells fashion job. I was lounging on my couch at home watching Lion King for the umpteenth…
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THE ROYAL WE – Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan aka- The Fuggirls
I love the Fuggirls, have loved them for a long time now, and following this book, I will love them for a long time to come…forever!! The Royal We landed on my doorstep the same day I returned from a tour of Windsor Castle, on a day when the Queen was at home. How serendipitous.…
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BEAUTY – Louise Mensch
I’ve been a fan of Louise Mensch nee Bagshawe’s books for a while, the first I read was “The Devil You Know” a twisty tale of three sisters who’d been far flung from each other but had to come together to fight for what is rightfully theirs. I liked it. I’ve read a few of…
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THE GROUP – Mary McCarthy
Written in the 50s, published in the 60s, and set in the 30’s, The Group is one of those books that should become a right of reading passage for every woman, and men if they so please. Way ahead of its time, it remains even more pertinent in today’s world where women are still fighting for…
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DAISY’S BACK IN TOWN – Rachel Gibson
I read this book a little while back and whilst unpacking I found it in my pile of books and settled down to read it again. In a little under twenty-four hours, needless to say no unpacking was done that day and I still love this book much as I did the first time round.…
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THIS MAN SERIES – Jodi Ellen Malpas
I hate to give a bad review of books and I was going to skip this one but I just couldn’t let it go, the story just wouldn’t let me be. I kept remembering scenes from it and get getting irritated about the whole thing. This book is quite possibly the worst book I’ve read.…
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EVERSEA & FOREVER JACK – Natasha Boyd.
Oh… have you ever read a story that stays with you a long time after you’re done. You carry it with you, in your heart and each time you remember a scene from the story you just sigh and smile and people are intrigued to know what has you smiling so blissfully. Eversea is that…