Rabbit & Bear: This Lake is Fake! – Julian Gough & Jim Field

Rabbit is fed up. Spring has finally arrived but it’s not what he expected. Bear thinks if they work hard then they can improve things but Rabbit has a better plan – it’s time to head across the lake in search of a Perfect World… but what awaits them? Rabbit & Bear is such an

The Lovely Dark blog tour

Welcome to the second day of The Lovely Dark blog tour! I’m thrilled to be a part of this as Matthew Fox’s latest story truly is one of my favourite books this year (and it’s definitely on my all time list too!). If you missed my review, you can find it here (and make sure

The Lovely Dark – Matthew Fox

What was so strange about Grandma coming back like that was that she didn’t actually believe in ghosts. She didn’t believe in anything. No God, no heaven, no reincarnations, nothing. I was not sure what I believed, and Grandma didn’t tell me what to believe either. She wanted me to make up my mind –

The Bird Singers – Eve Wersocki Morris

Layah tore her eyes away from the poor creature. It felt cruel to leave it there, strung up like a puppet, but she couldn’t bear the thought of approaching it. When they reached the bridge into the village, Layah let go of Izzie’s arm. Izzie looked up at her, white-faced. ‘Was it hit by a

All That’s Left In The World – Erik J. Brown

‘Wait,’ I say, throwing up my arms. I put all my weight on my good leg and drop the makeshift crutch. The boy in front of me must be around my age. Maybe 16, 17.He has that look, though. I saw it happening to me when people I knew started dying – with every glance