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it seems i have been trying to find a word to summarise my actions over this past year, especially since embarking on my very own YEAR OF YES and I guess my journey so far. that word, is GRIT. Over the past 18 months, my reading list has expanded from romance to self-help books. The [...]
Jojo Moyes writes one of my favourite books ever - quite literally life-changing at how you start to look at your life.
A sad story behind a reunion between separated siblings - he's rich. She's poor. An unexpected twist no one can see coming.
During my unhappy time on placement, I decided to upskill myself which included the creation of this blog. As well as this, I came across MasterClass, an online subscription service where celebrities provide advice / lessons. I did some um-ing and ah-ing as the membership cost for £14.17 a month (works out at £170 a year!), with the option to share a free membership [...]
#LizzieReads My boyfriend recommends a lot of things, including books. I’m not one to immediately pick up a thriller book, or ‘who dunnit’, but love watching tv series. when I picked up these Lucy Foley books, I was instantly hooked! I believe these are her two most recent novels, both featuring small groups of people [...]
Each month I try to recommend some film + tv picks. some are past viewings that I have loved and some I am currently watching. what are your picks this month? FILM Belle (2013) It's almost hard to believe this film is based on the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the love child of [...]
Keep it smelling clean for sure, but whether it actually cleans... I'll let you find out
#LizzieReads #JFDI first of all, sorry for the title of this book - but that's what attracted me to reading it in the first place! I’ve been slowly making my way through many self-help and motivational books I bought on my kindle some time ago to help adjust my mindset. I would say I have [...]
#LizzieReads Candice Carty-Williams as part of the #BLM movement last year, I made it imperative that I educate myself regarding history and literature surrounding this topic. This involved seeking authors I would have unknowingly dismissed due to a cultural difference: one of them was Candice Carty-Williams. QUEENIE the first of her novels I read. I will admit [...]
#LizzieReads I owe you own - Sophie Kinsella this week it’s another Sophie Kinsella book – I owe you one. I will admit this hasn’t been my favourite book of hers so far. nevertheless, I whizzed through this in less than a week, switching between the audio book (narrated by Fiona Hardingham, who is brilliant) and physical [...]
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