Back to School Haul 2016

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This is my last year of secondary/high school and so I have to be organised this year and by that, I mean I went out and brought supplies two weeks before the end of the holidays and not the day before when every has gone! I am actually quite frugal and for the most part, I am just using everything I used last year. This is just a few things I need to replenish my stocks of! 

1) Erasable highlighters - I have said before that these have saved my life! 

source: tesco(dot)com
£2 - ASDA


2) Bic Soft Feel Clic Grip (Jeepers, just call them Bic pens!) 

source: tigerpens(dot)co(dot)uk
£2  (pack of 4) - ASDA

3) Alice in Wonderland pencil case -  It's really nice, but I can't find a picture of it! 
50p from a thrift/charity shop

4) Academic Year Diary

source: poundland(dot)co(dot)uk
£1 - Poundland 

Total back to school stationery haul: £5.50

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"The best way to predict your future is to create it" - Abraham Lincoln

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Pawsome Books! 5 Great Reads for World Cat Day

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So, I'm back and I am terribly sorry for disappearing for so long, I've had a lot of exams and a holiday and yeah, sorry. Last week was World Cat Day but instead of considering this a belated post, consider everyday Cat Day!

1) Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats - T.S Eliot

source: utoledo(dot)edu 
2) Pussweek
This is a book that is presented as a tabloid magazine for cats and is really hilarious

source: creatureclinic(dot)com

3) The Cat Who Went to Paris - Peter Gethers

source: chinaadopteelinks(dot)wordpress(dot)com

4) The Cat in the Hat - DR. Seuss

source: amazon(dot)co(dot)uk

5) The Cat Who Got Carried Away - Allan Ahlberg

source: walker(dot)co(dot)uk

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"Books, cats life is good" - Edward Gorey 

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My Life in Books

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I saw the 'my life in songs' tag, but as I have a book blog, I'm going to do the My Life in Books Tag. I won't be tagging anyone as I wasn't tagged, but if you want to do it, go ahead!

1) Find a book for each letter of your name 
Han - 
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - J.K Rowling 
Around the World in 80 Days - Jules Verne 
source: bloomsbury(dot)com 
source: penguin(dot)com(dot)au 
Nope - apparently I haven't read any books with at title that starts with n. 


2) Count your age along your bookshelf, what book is it? 
Dracula - Bram Stoker

source: nowastedink(dot)com 


3) Pick a book set in your city/country 
Lost for Words - Elizabeth Lutzeier

source: bookcrossing(dot)com 

4) Pick a book that's your favourite colour/ has your favourite colour in the title 
The Black Cat - Edgar Allan Poe

source: goodreads(dot)com 


5) Pick a book set in a place you want to go 
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Lewis Carroll
What? There's no harm in trying 

source: nowastedink(dot)com 



6) What book do you have fond memories of? 
The Highwayman - Alfred Noyes
Technically a poem, but takes me back to primary school nonetheless 

source: goodreads(dot)com 


7) What book did you have the most difficulty reading?
Zombicorns - John Green

source: goodreads(dot)com 


8) What book in your TBR will you give you the biggest sense of accomplishment when read? 
IT by Stephen King or The Complete Works of William Shakespeare 

source: goodreads(dot)com
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"What's coming will come and we'll meet it when it does" - Hagrid


Recommended Reads for Summer!

Aloha! Ahoy! 



Summer is nearing, well the season is but not the weather. I looked like a wet dog this morning. Anyway, these books should either get you in the summer spirit or get you through summer! 


Paper Towns - John Green
Source: amazon(dot)com


Around the World in 80 Days - Jules Verne
source: pinterest(dot)com


To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
source: amazon(dot)com


Heidi - Johanna Spyri
source: amazon(dot)com 


Rebecca - Daphne du Maurier
source: teenlibrarian(dot)co(dot)uk


Everything, Everything - Nicola Yoon
source: goodreads(dot)com


The Cat Who Went to Paris - Peter Gethers
Source: goodreads(dot)com


Violet Wings - Victoria Hanley
source: goodreads(dot)com 

What are your favourite summer reads? 

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"It's never too late to be what you might have been" - George Eliot







Bookish Things I Want in my Home

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I was browsing through Buzzfeed and found this article and I was totally in awe with some of the things listed. But then it spiralled out of control, I closed Buzzfeed and trawled the internet looking for even more bookish things I want in my home. This is the result.

Source: makingitlovely(dot)com

The library style bookshelf with sliding ladder is a classic, but it doesn't make it any less desirable. I think this is my one goal in life. 

source: abeautifulmess(dot)typepad(dot)comMy friend actually has this and to be honest this is one of the most genius storage solutions I have seen! 

source: thealiceboutique(dot)com
I might start making proper, brewed tea if I get this

Source: eryceyl(dot)wordpress(dot)com

And of course, to top it all off, a book themed house would be nice!


What would you like in your house?

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"The past speaks to us in a thousand voices, warning and comforting, animating and stirring to action" - Felix Adler