I have picked this book for my mid-term break! Although I do think this will be read very quickly 😢

Well with my day being cancelled due to Storm Ophelia I am currently reading Neurotribes- I work with kids with Autism every week and I have heard this is essential reading for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge on it!

Saturday reading to satisfy my love of learning about religion.

I hate to say this but I just had to bail on this book. I found that there was too much fast jumping from event to event! I found it difficult to enjoy and I tried my hardest to finish but I just couldn't force myself! All the hype surrounding it made my expectations high and this book just didn't do it for me 😕as I don't have the book with me here's a picture of the best boy 🐶 I'm now moving on to Catcher in the Rye!

Currently feeling under the weather which means I am in bed and getting the chance to start this 🤧

When I first started reading this book I really wasn't sure how I felt about it but after the first 30 pages or so I was hooked! If anyone out there is thinking of reading this book do so and have your tissues at the ready 🤧

Roald Dahl always taught the best life lessons, everyone should always have positivism thoughts and spread positive vibes 😊

I always like to have a non-fiction book on the go and this book is brilliant. So easy to pick up and just jump right back into reading 📖 Having just graduated as an RE and History teacher I always like to top up my knowledge! This book has taught me so much on Hinduism and Buddhism which in reflection I knew very little about 👩‍🏫

This book made me want to be a better person. It made me angry and sad- a book that evokes those emotions are always good ones. I had to make a purchase of a new book light in work as I just couldn't put this book down at night 🌝