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Hey everyone!! I’ve finally started a bookstagram, where I’ll be sharing and documenting what I read! It’s a extension of this blog but more book-focused, so if you like my bookish content go give it a follow! Lots of love 🌞 🍄 🍀
https://www.instagram.com/hannahsbookdiary/
🌞 🌞 🌞 Hello lovely followers!!! I’m working on an article for a student newspaper, and need your help! 🌞 🌞 🌞
My question for you is: What books do you associate with Summer? Let me know in the comments, or send me a message!
Hard to believe that this time last year I was reading on the beach in Denmark! This year, I'm staying safe at home with my memories for company. I know that Denmark is waiting for me until I can go back 🦋🌿
What’s it like in York !
Living in York is beautiful and full of surprises! It's best assets, I think, are the countless coffee shops and bookshops. It's also full of history, green spaces, and new, exciting initiatives. I find it very similar to cities like Cambridge and Bath in terms of size and aesthetics. All in all, it's a very wonderful city and I always discover something new when I explore it. 🌃🌿✨
My neighbour has stopped mowing the lawn - finally I can study outside in p e a c e
🌸🌻🌞 Hello wonderful followers! 🌸🌻🌞
As we all know, we’re going through a period of uncertainty, anxiety, and staying inside. So, here’s my question to you: what so you want to see from my blog? What sort of content would entertain you, inspire you, and make you smile?
A few examples might be: more pictures, challenges, ask games. I’m open to any ideas that you have! Drop me an ask, comment on this post or PM me!
Okay guys, I need your help. I’m writing an article for my uni newspaper about post-apocalyptic fiction, and how books can inform our response to the Coronavirus.
What are your favourite post-apocalyptic/science-fiction books? Especially about climate disaster and disease. Why are they so good?
Drop a message in my inbox or comment on this post if you have any books you want to mention!
1st April 2020 - I’ve found it so helpful to write down a list of long-term goals foe the lockdown period. Most of them are personal and creative goals, rather than academic or professional. Things like: starting a blog, getting better at guitar, doing a bit of creative writing every day.
