Hoohoo, friends of the blade! I haven’t really watched football (or soccer, as they say in the US) since the World Championships 2006. Yeah, 2010 a bit but ever since then I completely lost interest in football and thought it was stupid. I’m not sure what happened, maybe because it’s in Germany or because thanks […]
Author: kat @ bookish blades
Hoohoo, friends of the blade. July is almost over so this is more of a look back on the exciting July book releases I guess. I was very busy this month with finding a new job (yay!), hiking in the Tatras and organising a ton of different things. So this post is slightly late but […]
Hoohoo, friends of the blade! I had a wonderful few days at home seeing friends and family, taking walks, enjoying nature. Then I had an equally amazing week in France with my mom. We stayed in Loches in the Loire region and I can absolutely recommend visiting this city. It’s simply stunning with its air […]
EUROS 2024 | Books For Group C: England, Slovenia, Serbia, Denmark
By kat @ bookish blades on 28/06/2024Hoohoo, friends of the blade! I haven’t really watched football (or soccer, as they say in the US) since the World Championships 2006. Yeah, 2010 a bit but ever since then I completely lost interest in football and thought it was stupid. I’m not sure what happened, maybe because it’s in Germany or because thanks […]
The Someday Daughter by Ellen O’Clover | Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 26/06/2024I previously loved Seven Percent of Ro Devereux, Ellen O’Clover’s debut, so I was extremely excited to also receive The Someday Daughter from the publisher! Continue reading to find out if it met my expectations. Synopsis Years before Audrey St. Vrain was born, her mother, Camilla, shot to fame with Letters to My Someday Daughter, […]
Euros 2024 | Books for Group B: Spain, Croatia, Italy, Albania
By kat @ bookish blades on 19/06/2024Hoohoo, friends of the blade! I haven’t really watched football (or soccer, as they say in the US) since the World Championships 2006. Yeah, 2010 a bit but ever since then I completely lost interest in football and thought it was stupid. I’m not sure what happened, maybe because it’s in Germany or because thanks […]