A lovely DnD romance tale about being yourself, identity, and expectations. I've read MK England's books before and always found them full of hope and love. Roll for Love follows a group of friends as they are on the start of their lives after school, deciding things that will determine the path they are on. They are also a DnD group and the quest that their characters go on is interwoven throughout the story.

A lovely gentle fantasy read of hope and kindness and second chances. I requested an ARC of The Enchanted Greenhouse from Pan MacMillan a couple of weeks ago because I was really looking forward to it being published and I was still hoping to read The Spellshop before this came out - I have yet to get past the burning library at the start!

I recently picked up a copy of Lucy Mangan's Bookworm, which tells the tales of those childhood books that were important to her, but also the contextual background of those books. I was inspired to reflect on my important books. There's no context about these books, other than when they appeared in my life and why they are important to me.

Well that was different, bonkers, and I really liked it. I picked up the I Hate Fairyland Compendium because I had the free comic book day comic which was a really neat run through for the entire run so far. The art was zany, the storyline bonkers, and the whole thing was very creative with its own voice and style. So the complete collection was ordered, paid for and bought home to be devoured in one day as I slowly cooked in the sun!

A super cute and gentle manga about friendship and family with a touch of magic. I was looking for a gentle manga series to read while recovering from reading Sunrise on the Reaping. (Yes it's very good, but gosh it's cruel) After much searching, I came across Flying Witch on the work website that someone had described as Studio Ghibli vibes.

How Jeff Discovered Romance Peg sighed and rushed to the front door of ‘Turn a Page’ bookshop. The dark green door called to her, or it was the medium sized cardboard box sitting on the doormat, al…

Legislation under consideration in Bismarck wouldn't just restrict access to books in schools and libraries. The language of the bill also applies to private book stores.