Author: Luke Harkness

Back halfway through March, Goodreads released a list of the most anticipated based on what their users had given early reviews of and which books had been put down as "Want To Read". It's a list that comprises 35 books which I'm sure will appeal to all of you. Please note that this article contains affiliate links. This means if you choose to purchase any of the products via the links provided, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you which goes towards supporting the blog. These affiliate links do not affect my final opinion of any of the products. However, I've decided to go through the said list and, based purely on the synopsis alone, pick out the books that sound most interesting to me.…

If you're not aware of Reddit or just think it's a place for nerds to talk about World of Warcraft then you're really missing out. Recently I found the incredible subreddit /r/suggestmeabook, and quite frankly, it's my new favourite place to get book recommendations. Pin me to Pinterest! /r/suggestmeabook is a feed on Reddit where anybody can put in a request for a book recommendation along any line. If you've just read a great series and want something similar, this is a great place to pose that question; if you want to get into a certain author but don't know where to start, you can get a suggestion; or if you just have a hankering for a very specific storyline, you can ask away in this subreddit also. One of…

I was recently invited to a Twitter Community for lovers of Books. Currently, there are about 1,000 of us in this community. Twitter states that "Twitter Communities were created to give people a dedicated place to connect, share, and get closer to the discussions they care about most." But is being in a Book Community as good as it sounds? Pin me to Pinterest! Everybody reading this likely has some sort of affection towards reading or books themselves (I don't know, maybe you just like to sniff them.) Therefore, the idea that Twitter has created these areas on their social media channel which are dedicated to talking solely about books is really exciting, right? Well, yes mostly. Except for a few major flaws. And here they are: Flaws You Don't…

Reading is great fun - you can escape to a different world, fantasise about other characters or just end up crying at people that don't even exist. However, there are definitely ways you can make reading more fun - with gadgets! I'm somebody who has recently become obsessed with those Tik Tok products or Facebook products that pop up for some odd gadget that's usually around £5-£50 and solves two problems at once. After looking across the web for some of the best things book readers should definitely pick up that may maybe hadn't thought of before. Below are just some of the great things I've found that I will definitely be picking up!! Please note that this article contains affiliate links. Affiliate links mean that if you choose to…