The difference between normal food and hipster food.
Clearing up menstrual cycle misconceptions.
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Internet highlights – w/c 22nd April 2018
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Internet highlights – w/c 15th April 2018
21 04 2018
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Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine – by Gail Honeyman
19 04 2018The main reason I bought this book is that it appeared EVERYWHERE. Every time I was in a shop I saw it, or at least that’s what it felt like! I read the back and thought it sounded like it was worth giving a go.
Eleanor is a woman of routine. She wears the same clothes, eats the same food, drinks the same vodka. You would be justified for thinking she’s a bit autistic, she certainly struggles with interaction with people, but before long you see that there’s clearly something dramatic in her past which has affected her greatly, but it’s only revealed little by little as you go.
Very funny in places, heartbreaking in others, very engaging overall!
The only thing I will say, I don’t want to put spoilers so I’ll try to keep this vague, but if you find you struggle with triggers regarding suicide attempts, it’d be best to maybe give this a miss.
There was a line, just a throwaway comment that I found fascinating!
“Eyelids are really just flesh curtains. Your eyes are always ‘on’, always looking; when you close them you’re watching the thin, veined skin of your inner eyelid rather than staring out at the world.”
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Internet highlights – w/c 8th April 2018
14 04 2018
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Internet highlights – w/c 1st April 2018
7 04 2018
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Still Me – by Jojo Moyes
5 04 2018Two years ago I read Me Before You, swiftly followed by After You, and said I’d happily read a third if it was ever written – good news, it has been!
Louisa has just arrived in New York to be a live-in assistant for a wealthy lady in society. It’s a huge lifestyle adjustment, alongside trying to manage a long distance relationship.
It’s a combination of warm fuzzy moments one minute, and heartbreaking ones the next. Predictable in places, some of the major plot points I saw coming a mile off, but there are surprises too. With 50 pages to go before the end I had NO idea how it was going to tie together!
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April Fools Round-Up 2018
1 04 2018Bit later than normal due to Easter Sunday taking priority, but here we go, a pretty strong year this year! Enjoy!
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