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The second quarter of 2026 is complete, so here is my reading review of Q2, which saw me read 24 books. I'm back with another reading review for 2026, this time all about the books I read during the second quarter of the year. Q2 was a busy quarter of the year for me with a summer holiday, a university research project to complete, and general life stuff going on. However, during Q2, I managed to read enough books that have left me with only 16 books to read until I reach my

If you're looking for some new comfort TV show recommendations, here are a few TV shows that I will always return to. A recent post I shared on BookTok was 'Meet Me In Five'; the premise of the post was to share your top five books, movies, artists, TV shows and hobbies. As someone who reads a lot, listens to a lot of music, and watches a lot of TV and lots of films, I found it quite challenging to just pick five. However, it got me thinking about what I would choose and what

The first official day of summer is this weekend, so here are some book recommendations for you to read this summer. When it comes to reading, I enjoy quite a variety of books in terms of genre. I don't just read romance or fantasy; I love a good thriller, dystopian novel or even a work of historical fiction. This year already, I've read 44 books and have a lot more still on my TBR to get through. But as the first official day of summer -- June 21st -- is this weekend, I thou

Here is part two of my trip to Granada, Spain, with a guide to my visit of La Alhambra, the palace and fortress within the city. Welcome back to part two of my Granada guide, following my recent holiday in the city. As mentioned in part one of my trip to Granada, I promised a full blog dedicated to my visit to La Alhambra, the World Heritage site within the city. During my week in Granada, I spent a full day at La Alhambra, enjoying all the different locations within the grou