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The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah is one of the most beautiful yet heartbreaking books I have ever read, and here's my review. As you all know by now, I love reading. I have read over 90 books so far in 2025 and still have more to read. One of my latest books is The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah. It's one I've seen broadcast all over social media, and it has received rave reviews. It's been on my TBR for a while, but I recently read it around Remembrance Day. And I'm so glad

November 17th to 21st is Work in Publishing week, and here are some resources for publishing hopefuls. Work in Publishing week is here, and the national campaign, organised by The Publishers' Association, aims to inform all about the publishing industry. Tips are shared, pathways into publishing are discussed, and information is learnt. As a publishing hopeful, I have developed my knowledge of the publishing industry in the past year. I've attended lots of events, both in per

Following the announcement that Nottingham University is suspending Modern Languages courses, here are several reasons why it's beneficial to learn a new language. I first started learning French when I was four years old. I then started learning Spanish at 11 in high school. I studied both French and Spanish at GCSE level, and wanted to continue both at A-Level. Unfortunately, I was only allowed to study one language in sixth form, which I chose to be Spanish. My sister has

Wednesday, November 5th, is Stress Awareness Day, so here are some tips on how to overcome stress creatively. In our everyday lives, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed. With the world advancing in some respects faster than we once believed, and the threat of international problems rising, it is more common to feel stressed than not to be. That's why I wanted to raise awareness of Stress Awareness Day. On the first Wednesday of November, the International Stress Manage