When this book landed on my doorstep I couldn’t wait to get started, it climbed straight to the top of my reading pile.
The last Jane Green novel I read was ‘The Accidental Husband’ which I really enjoyed and was hoping this would be just as good if not better. Of course Jane didn’t let me down.

Everyone has what is known as a guilty pleasure, usually something he or she really likes and enjoys but wants to keep a secret, maybe they’re embarrassed or ashamed by it? I love going to see boy band McFly live every year, and here’s why…

The perfect treat to make on a rainy Sunday! I can tell you we have been having a lot of those lately so cakes and cookies are coming out of our ears, this recipe was really easy to follow and the results were very tasty too.

Note that these muffins are from an English recipe so the mix is for 12 but they rise to the height of a standard size cup/fairy cake case or deep muffin tin. I used large muffin cases as they are all I had. The perfect treat to make on a rainy Sunday!

This had my attention from start to finish. It’s been a while since I picked up a book that caught my interest as quickly as this, I found myself feeling attached to the characters very quickly, they all have their own traits that make you like them all for different reasons.

The lovely Liane Moriarty answers some question for all of you book lovers and Penguin fans!
Penguin books that is, but I do understand that everyone loves a flightless Antarctic bird.

This book is a bit of a feel good story of family and every day problems people face in life yet it is also a lot darker than one might think when they pick up this book!

Hearing the back story of Ella and Sebastian is something I enjoyed. When the secret was revealed I was surprised but it made sense and brought the story together for me and overall I did enjoy it enough to consider reading more of this authors work in future.