Once upon a time in a land far far away, there lived an ugly prince. He was neither handsome nor athletic, he could not wield a blade or fire an arrow. He was not gifted with a straight back and his physique was that of a young ladies, his hair was a shaggy mop of
I’ve lost count of how many hours I’ve spent reading the Outlander book series or watching the TV show. Some nights I’ve woken from riveting dreams where I’m standing at Jamie Fraser’s side, sword in hand, battling the English, the war cry of the Scots lingering in the recesses of a mind that is having
Finding that gem, finding a series of books like Harry Potter to satisfy us. It’s the life-long struggle, the search that never seems to produce the right results. No matter how much time goes by I just can’t shake it off. The magic will not leave me. It lives in my very bones, and whenever
When we think of the loveable brother, sister combo of Jack and Jill, we think of pails of water and stumbling down hills––a story told to children, but the truth is far more sinister. Jack, a notorious ladies man, and Jill––who worked for one of the largest mob organisations on the west coast of Nursery
It’s funny how we get so lost in the brilliance that is Game of Thrones. It takes us to unforeseen lands where wildfire can destroy entire fleets of ships. Where dragons are mothered by the most powerful of women. Where monstrous men crush skulls with their bare hands, and where a dwarf, in a world
Oh no, here it comes, another vampire book series. Can I really read another one? You bet I can. I can’t get enough of them. Some might think I’m crazy but I could read another twenty books about Bella and Edward. Disappear for days on end as I explore the newest dilemma in the lives
A Court of Thorns and Roses Book Review. It’s hard to express how much I love the works of Sarah J. Maas, but for the sake of book lovers everywhere, I’ll try. A painting might have been more appropriate in this particular instance to convey the highlighted textures of such colourful imagery, but alas I
Mash, the loveable, but obscenely rotund monster, who hosted the most popular prime time show in Monsterville, MonsterChef, took his position at the front of the sold out auditorium. Running through his last minute throat warm ups, he rolled his shoulders and winked at the pretty pink monster in the front row. The lights flickered
Do you believe in love? Do romance books for teens perch you on the precipice of emotional meltdown? Well … you’re not alone. I’m not saying the tears flow every time I read The Fault in Our Stars, I have built up a tolerance, a strength that allows me to mask the heave of my
Autistic or not, all children are unique. But society as a whole is trying to take that from them. If a child does not fit into the box of modern structure, then he is seen as unusual or in many cases labelled with a problem. Why I ask you, would any parent see their child
