There’s nothing I love more than getting lost in a great romance novel. Life’s messy enough, so when a new love story drops, I’m first in line , ready to escape into something that makes my heart flutter— even if it leaves me a little wrecked by the end. So when Netflix dropped the trailer for their latest romance , I was hooked . But then I saw it was produced by the same team who gave us The Fault in Our Stars , and honestly? My heart clenched. I watched that in cinema

It’s the end of the month, (or the beginning of the month by the time I've posted this!) so that means i t’s book review time!   As you're aware, I’ve been working my way through the Jane Austen collection in time for her 250th birthday celebration at the Jane Austen House this December.   I have to admit, I totally picked Persuasion  this month not f or any deep literary reaso n—but simply because it’s significant ly shorter than the rest! Short it may be, but mighty it

I’ve always been a huge literature fan—English lit was my absolute favourite subject in school, and I carried that love all the way into college. There’s just something magical about books. They’re my ultimate escape, a chance to turn off reality and step into a world of my own making. Honestly, it’s my happy place—and my neurodivergent self is totally okay with that. My love for Pride and Prejudice began at the tender age of 8, when I first saw Colin Firth in the iconi

I felt compelled to write this post after stumbling upon some heartbreaking news on TikTok. In fact, I’m a little outraged that it wasn’t given more publicity. This woman deserved so much more recognition. I wasn’t always a fan of reading—honestly, I used to skim through books. But Lisa Jane Smith’s The Vampire Diaries was the first series that made me sit down and read a book from start to finish. For that, I’ll be forever grateful L.J. Smith’s rise to becoming a bestsell