Books read and reviewed in February 2024
*Ad – contains affiliate links In February I got back into reading a lot. It helped that I had a stint reading a 5 in one romance book, as I can read one of those in a couple of hours….
*Ad – contains affiliate links In February I got back into reading a lot. It helped that I had a stint reading a 5 in one romance book, as I can read one of those in a couple of hours….
Books I’ve read in autumn, and a selection of those books I’ve reviewed with ratings
Summary of books read and reviewed this summer, from crime to chick lit, romance to real life.
Why I read Mills & Boon books despite having studies english literature, including some key facts about the books.
Find out how a visual stress test and understanding Irlen syndrome has helped N’s reading. (*Ad – contains affiliate links) N’s never been a fan of reading. Everyone says children will get there, but not all do enjoy reading, however…
Most children are divided into 2 camps when it comes to reading. Those who are bookworms and always have their nose in a book, and those who just will not read (some might struggle, others can but just won’t read). …
If you’re a bookworm, you might want to get hold of cheap books and cut down on your book spending. I love reading. I’ve always been a bookworm. (It’s why I’m sad that N isn’t a fan of reading –…
When you have a child who doesn’t seem fussed about reading, it’s hard to know what to do to encourage them without putting too much pressure on and turning them off even more. As a bookworm myself, it’s even harder…
When you’re pregnant your main wish for your child is that they’re healthy. The next wish is that you know what you’re doing and can cope with having a baby. And then a variety of different hopes. For me I…
I love to read, and always have done. It’s one of the reasons I despair at N not being that interested in reading himself. He loves books and having someone else read him a story, but I’m still trying to…
Reading ability is such a key skill for children to enable them to progress well at school, it’s no wonder many parents worry about how their children are doing. I previously shared a comparison of the different reading levels and…
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