This week on the blog we’ll be sharing our fav new games that you can play while we all stay safe at home. But for today, we thought you’d enjoy this little giggle.
Monday Inspo
Category Archives: Monday Inspo
Dinner Inspo: Ruffage
We could all use a little help in the kitchen when it comes to dinner ideas so this month we are rounding up some amazing cookbooks to get your culinary juices flowing.
Today’s dinner inspo is Ruffage. What are you cooking tonight?
Monday Inspo
Now is the prefect time to learn a new skill or even practice one that you have been working on – especially while we’re all keeping safe at home. Later this week on the blog we’ll share a few titles to help you with just that.
Monday Inspo
It’s Monday Inspo day and we love a little gem to get us through the week. On Thursday’s blog we’ll be sharing our top Fantasy books on the market. Let us know what your favourites are too.
Book of the Alphabet: K
Today’s Book of the Alphabet is Kindred by Kirli Saunders. Kirli has a keen eye for observation, humour and big themes.
What’s your favourite book beginning with K?
Monday Inspo
This week we are diving into the ever-growing genre of Young Adult books. Karen will be reviewing the hottest titles on the market this Thursday, but for today, we found this little bit of inspo to start your week.
Monday Inspo
We’re exploring the genre of crime this week on the blog and boy do we have some great titles to share. Be sure to check back on Thursday for the best books!
For today, we have this little reminder by the wonderful Madame Christie.
Monday Inspo
It’s Dr Seuss’ birthday today so we thought a little Monday Inspo from the great man was in order. Happy Monday everyone!
Happy Monday
Happy Monday everyone. We hope you had a terrific weekend. This week on the blog we’ll be sharing our top books to help you live sustainably at home.
Monday Inspo
With Valentine’s Day on Friday we’re looking at things we love and this week on the blog the books we are sharing will all help us repair, upcycle our favourite things.
