A blog by a witchy book lover that loves to rant about politics and diet culture
Blood & Honey by Shelby Mahurin is the second book in the series and follows Lou Leblanc & Reid Diggory after the events of Serpent & Dove. This is a YA Fantasy story with a dark edge. Blood & Honey Book Review Blood & Honey was released on 1st September 2020 and is the second book by Shelby Mahurin. I ordered the special edition from Fairyloot which has been delayed so I also bought the Kindle version of this book. Blood & Honey is 544 pages long and ... Read more
From Blood and Ash is a new series by Jennifer L Armentrout and is followed by A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire. It is full of dark, sensual, slow burn romance and a wonderfully captivating fantasty world of Gods and monsters. From Blood and Ash Book Review From Blood and Ash by Jennifer L Armentrout is the start of an amazing series that I just can't get enough of. It is a new NA series and around 622 pages long. It is a fantasy series focusing on the main protagonist Poppy, the ... Read more
Diet culture has lead to decades of body image issues and been a key factor in eating disorders. It's time to say no to diets and yes to health. Diet culture has ruined my life. I am not saying that to be dramatic, I'm saying it because it's true. It's made me diet from my early teens through my twenties and as a result I've got fatter and fatter. I am living proof that diets don't work and they don't work because I am yet to undo all the damage I have around food, around health and ... Read more
EmberStag Candles creates bookish themed vegan coconut-soy wax candles and literature inspired tea for bookworms and book lovers around the globe. This post showcases some of my favourite products Ad - I used to be part of the Rep & Influncer team for EmberStag Candles - a small biz that makes book themed soy wax candles and tea. You can shop on Etsy or on their own website. About EmberStag Soy Wax Candles EmberStag Candles is a small business based in the UK that ... Read more
How sustainability is not affordable for the time and financially poor. Sustainability goes hand in hand with affordability. Discussing how poverty and low income workers struggle to afford to be eco friendly and sustainability and why they buy into greenwashing Affordability & Sustainability: Why They Need to Work Together to Make A Change for the Better Do you consider yourself a green family? A zero waste expert? Eco friendly? Are you just trying to do your bit to help ... Read more