Is spending hours reading my book helping me address all the personal issues I need to sort out? . No. Am I going to put my book down and deal with my problems like an adult?. Also no.

Flight is delayed so playing the "what books can I spot people reading at the airport" game. So far I've seen 2 Lee Childs, a Gillian McAllister and a person reading Broken Country who I want to go and talk to!.

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

Last lunch 😭

Some parts of this island really make me want to burst into Abba songs and dance down the beach.

RT @Lukesblog1: 📚 GIVEAWAY 📚.A huge thank you to @ViperBooks for sending me a copy of The Killer Question by @JaniceHallett. As I already….

Bex in "I own 2 dresses" shocker!

Anyone want to join me?

Mai is teenager who desperately wants to belong. Her mother Trinh left her hopes and dreams behind in Vietnam but wants so desperately for her children to have the life she missed out on. A story of family, secrets and intergenerational trauma, I loved this book and can't wait to

Went up a mountain today then found a gorgeous little cafe for cake ❤️

Me: why is getting out of bed so hard today?. Also me last night:

Sunset ❤️

Obligatory poolside Kindle shot. Points if you can guess the book.

When the woman at the bar misheard your order so you get an extra cocktail for free 😂

Genuine question: why do women on holiday make a huge effort to look nice for dinner and men always seem to rock up like they've just left the beach in shorts and flip flops??.

Would anyone mind if I just stayed here?

As lunch spots go, this one is pretty cool

Ettie lives an isolated life with her uncle Tata, a famous but reclusive artist. Then journalist Joseph arrives to interview the elusive man and all 3 worlds are irrevocably changed. superbly written and oddly addictive despite a lull in the middle, an excellent read

Proof I do occasionally wear a dress. Photo taken approximately 5 minutes before walking down a windy road and doing a full on Marilyn Monroe 😂

You can take the girl out of her library, but she will always find another one.

Just saw a little girl at breakfast poke her almost non-existent stomach and say "mummy when I go home I'm eating nothing in the morning before school because I am so fat now" and my heart just broke for her.

Why is that as an adult it's frowned upon to read your book at the dinner table, but when you're a child it seems to be actively encouraged? No fair!.