Monday, 7 March 2016

The Forgetting Time By Sharon Guskin - Book Review

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The Forgetting Time tells the story of Janie a single mother, and 4-year-old Noah, who keeps crying for his mama and asking to go home. Except Janie is his mother and he is already home.... As Noah's vivid nightmares become more and more distressed, Janie seeks advice from countless doctors who aren't able to help. Eventually, she meets Dr Anderson, a psychiatrist who researches cases of children recalling past lives. He believes he can help Noah - but does this mean that Janie will lose her son forever? 


The Forgetting Time


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Tuesday, 27 October 2015

A Better Man By Leah McLaren Book Review

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Since becoming a mam I rarely have the time to read, so when I recently heard about the Britmums book club I swiftly joined up in the hope of discovering some new books and reigniting my passion for reading. 

I was sent a book called 'A Better Man' by Leah McLaren, an author and book I had not heard of before. However the blurb on the back of the book seemed intriguing, it read

" Maya wants Nick to be less of a workaholic, to come home earlier, to spend some time with his children." 

" Nick wants a divorce." 

copy of paperback book A better Man by Leah Mclaren

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Thursday, 30 April 2015

Kids Don't Come With A Manual : Book Review & Giveaway

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How many time's have you heard the phrase " I wish kids came with a manual?" lots of times I bet, I for one know that I have uttered those very words myself on more than one occasion. Everything you buy these days has a manual, but when you have children who are the most precious thing in the world we are expected to just get on with things on our own.

Being a parent is amazing and yes we do trust our instincts and manage to look after our children just fine. But sometimes it is hard and we second guess ourselves as parents. 


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Monday, 20 April 2015

The DreamSnatcher By Abi Elphinstone : Book Review

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The Dream Snatcher a debut novel by Abi Elphinstone. I was sent this book for my eldest daughter to review however I was curious about it so started to read it myself and I really enjoyed it. 

The dreamsnatcher paperback book

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Tuesday, 17 February 2015

Book Review : The Book Of You

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 When I was sent The Book Of You, a debut novel by author Claire Kendal which is a psychological thriller I really did not think it was a book I would enjoy. But oh how wrong I was.



paperback copy of the Book of you by Claire Kendal


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Monday, 3 November 2014

Book Review : Falling By Emma Kavanagh

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 I was recently sent the book Falling to review. As soon as the book dropped through the letterbox I had a quick read of the first few pages to see what the book was about and that was it, I was hooked. 

I literally could not put this book down and read it within a day, I was reading it while my baby was asleep on me, I read it in the bath. I even stayed up late at night to finish reading it, and as anyone with a new baby will tell you staying up late is often a thing of the past as sleep is so precious when you are shattered off sleepless nights with a baby. 


Falling paperback book by Emma Kavanagh

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Friday, 20 June 2014

Review: The skeleton cupboard by Dr Tanya Byron

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I have always loved reading ever since I was a child I have loved nothing more than getting lost in a good book but now that I am a mum of two ( soon to be three), I find that I rarely get the time to indulge in my passion for reading books. However, I was recently lucky enough to be sent a copy of The skeleton cupboard - a new book by Dr Tanya Byron by Mumsnet book club and I couldn't wait to have a read.


The Skeleton Cupboard Book

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Friday, 30 May 2014

Penwizard - Personalised Children's Book Review

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The people at Penwizard kindly give me the chance to review a Peppa Pig My Daddy And Me book. I had never heard of Penwizard book's before so I had a look on their website and was very impressed with what I saw. Penwizard offers a range of children's character book's which are suitable for both boy's and girls that you can personalise with the child's details, so that your child becomes a part of the story and is featured throughout the book.

Ordering the book was very easy, you simply click on the book that you want and fill in your child's details and then you can customise your character with the same skin tone, eye colour, hair style and colour etc .You can also customise your child's daddy character too, so that they look like your child and their daddy which was fun.

 Then you create an account and go to checkout and that's it. Super easy and very quick it took me less than five minutes.


personalise Peppa Pig book

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