Hello my fellow wordsmiths and page turners, Again, we are looking at something a little different today. I really feel like I have read quite a lot of books that lie outside of my usual comfort zone in the last few months. Now I must warn you this review is somewhat heavier than my usual … Continue reading B|t|B: Book Review – There Is No Planet B: A Handbook for the Make or Break Years by Mike Berners-Lee
Reviews & Literary Discussions
B|t|B: My Top 5 Books With Songs as Titles
Hello my fellow wordsmiths and page turners, We all like catchy tunes, so why should book titles be any different? Well here are my top 5 of books that have blurred the line between music and literature, well at least as far as the titles go anyway! 5) YESTERDAY - Haruki Murakami / Yesterday - … Continue reading B|t|B: My Top 5 Books With Songs as Titles
B|t|B – Word of the Week – Echopraxia #29
Words are the magical spells of reality, they can hurt, they can heal, they can express and the most certainly can feel. they can rhyme, sing, jump and dance, they can create characters good and evil, whole new worlds, even galaxies. Words have a voice, and if you listen closely you can hear them. But … Continue reading B|t|B – Word of the Week – Echopraxia #29
B|t|B: A Powerful Thought, Living with History
I just had a look around on the WordPress reader where I stumbled across this short but powerful post called 'Bookshop Floor' by Berkley Rothwell. This post got me thinking about a similar experience I had back in January this year, and given that tonight is the night for Guy Fawkes related stories I thought … Continue reading B|t|B: A Powerful Thought, Living with History
Remember, remember the fifth of November
"Remember, remember the fifth of November, the gunpowder treason and plot, We see no reason. Why gunpowder treason. Should ever be forgot!" But here is the thing, I feel its purpose has been forgotten. Sure people let off fireworks, but I feel like the importance of this act is no longer in the public eye, … Continue reading Remember, remember the fifth of November
B|t|B:Book Review – The Rules of Enchantment by Wendy Tardieu
Title: The Rules of EnchantmentAuthor: Wendy TardieuPublished: TCK Publishing 2nd Aug 2020No of Pages: 176 Hello my fellow page turners and wordsmiths, Today I'm stepping out of my usual box, to read The Rules of Enchantment by Wendy Tardieu. Now this isn't the first time reading an erotic fantasy. However, I usually shy away from … Continue reading B|t|B:Book Review – The Rules of Enchantment by Wendy Tardieu
B|t|B – Why my Philosophy on DNF books changed.
A couple of weeks ago I came across a blog post by Trang Via Bookidote that discussed this very issue, and after reading it I was relieved to discover that I was not the only one with this kind of mentality towards literature, and for pretty much the same reason! 6 or so years ago … Continue reading B|t|B – Why my Philosophy on DNF books changed.
B|t|B – Word of the Week – Ecdysiast #28
Words are the magical spells of reality, they can hurt, they can heal, they can express and the most certainly can feel. they can rhyme, sing, jump and dance, they can create characters good and evil, whole new worlds, even galaxies. Words have a voice, and if you listen closely you can hear them. But … Continue reading B|t|B – Word of the Week – Ecdysiast #28
B|t|B: How do you feel about spoilers?
Hello my fellow wordsmiths and page turners, Where its always been rude to shout the twist ending at someone on their way to the movie, or while standing in a queue waiting for the latest HP novel (Yes, that's an old reference but its still relevant). The idea of 'Spoilers" and the way we discuss … Continue reading B|t|B: How do you feel about spoilers?
B|t|B: What are you Reading?
As you may remember, my family is full of readers, my grandparents and parents are readers, my uncle is one too as well as my brother, and now my fiancee too . Greetings fellow Bookworms, and Page turners today's post is a question, to you my bookish brethren. What are you reading? As you can … Continue reading B|t|B: What are you Reading?
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