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March 2020 Reading Wrap Up – Part Two [Books]

January / February / March Part 1 Here we have part 2 for my long March reading wrap up, a month in which I read 16 books. So here are the last 8 I read in that strange, strange month. I thought April would be a lot less, but checking what I’ve read so far aboutContinueContinue reading “March 2020 Reading Wrap Up – Part Two [Books]”

Peter Pan – J.M. Barrie, Audible Original Drama [Books]

I have to admit, it’s been a fairly long while since I actually read Peter Pan. When this popped up for free on Audible, I snatched it up, I’m finding I really like full cast audiobooks, and I was excited for this version of the story. Unfortunately, I didn’t really find it that great. Some ofContinueContinue reading “Peter Pan – J.M. Barrie, Audible Original Drama [Books]”

DisneyWar – James B. Stewart

Ah Disney. A world of magic and wonder and pure happiness. For most people, anyway. This book, as implied by the title, isn’t about the joy of Disney, but instead the business side, boardroom dealings and back stabbings. I love Disney. A lot. To the point I had a run of Disney themed blog postsContinueContinue reading “DisneyWar – James B. Stewart”

Into the Drowning Deep – Mira Grant [Books]

I’m still relatively new to audiobooks. During February, I tried to only start books written by women. I picked up Into the Drowning Deep as I was looking specifically for horror titles, and this seemed a good choice on Audible. I was not wrong. Into the Drowning Deep tells the story of a group of scientists,ContinueContinue reading “Into the Drowning Deep – Mira Grant [Books]”

Tabitha Sparks and the Door to Everywhere – Jae El Foster [Audiobook Review]

I don’t really listen to audiobooks, but I was approached very kindly by Kathleen Powell, the narrator for Tabitha Sparks and the Door to Everywhere, and asked if I would be interested in reviewing the audiobook. I decided I would give it a go. Blurb Intelligent, kind Tabitha Sparks has a wonderful life, with loving parents,ContinueContinue reading “Tabitha Sparks and the Door to Everywhere – Jae El Foster [Audiobook Review]”