100 Days of Solitude may just be too much time out! Amazon Description: How far do you need to go to find yourself? What do you have to give up? Daphne didn't go very far. After too many years of living as a writer who didn't write, she gave up her life in London to... Continue Reading →
Super ADHD: Conquering the World with Hyper-Focus and Drive by Rachel Knight
Rachel Knight's Super ADHD is an alternative look at an often-misunderstood condition. Amazon Description: Discover personal stories about how ADHD has been harnessed and used as an advantage by people like you and the people you know. This explicitly human exposé explores the ‘other’ side of ADHD, demonstrating clearly how many ADHD traits can greatly... Continue Reading →
Current Read: How Hard Can it Be? by Allison Pearson
I am trying to read this book uninterrupted (insert 'yeah-right' face here!) as I absolutely loved I Don't Know How She Does it. I can't believe Kate Reddy's creation was all the way back in 2002! I may only be a few chapters in, but if you've read the first book and, even better, you... Continue Reading →
How To Create The Life You Love by Belinda Maund. Self-Help Book Review.
It's not just the kids who can start a new year in September! BooksGoSocial Praise: Many of us are living lives with a foundation based on always doing what we believe we 'should' do. Most of us work through the steps of school, university and careers without often thinking about what we REALLY want. There is... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Ramblings of a Writer: 54 attempts at giving writing advice from a professional by Pernille Norregaard.
Amazon Description: Stuck in a rut with your writing? Learn the secrets to breaking free and infusing your writing process with new life. Ramblings of a Writer is a collection of 54 essays on the trials and tribulations of life as a writer in an increasingly fast-paced world of people with short attention spans. With... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Surviving the Corporate Culture by Robert Michael Lehmann.
Are you looking for new and innovative ways to avoid stress and ensure success? Surviving the Corporate Culture is designed to be a guide for that success and to help you to greater achievement. Inside its pages, you will find 5 distinct sections which offer advice and tips on things like: -Personal health -Stress in... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Art Of The Book Launch Party by Theresa Sopko.
BooksGoSocial Praise: Sharing a story is something magical, and it is no small feat. This eBook will guide you through the party planning process in a way that makes your book launch worthy of what you've accomplished! My goal with this book is to provide advice, ideas, and guidance for planning a book party that... Continue Reading →
Reblog from Blog About Writing: UK Novel Competition in Psychologies Magazine
The latest issue of Psychologies magazine has a novel writing competition for UK residents, aged over 18, with a £5000 e-book publishing deal – and possibly representation too, by literary agents David Higham Associates– up for grabs, IF (and it’s a big IF) you have a previously-unpublished psychological thriller or crime novel* finished by the […]... Continue Reading →
The Divine Guide to Creating a Daily Writing Practice by Pernille Norregaard. Self-Help Book Review.
Amazon Description: Struggling to find time to write? Learn how to create a consistent writing habit that fits your life. Are you stuck in procrastination? Do you want to write but end up sabotaging yourself again and again? Let experienced author Pernille Norregaard teach you the tools and tricks that helped her write 12 books... Continue Reading →
Our Summer Together by Fanny Blake. Adult Fiction Book Review.
Netgalley Description: A gorgeous, warm and witty new novel from Fanny Blake. Caro knows how to be a mother - advising her grown-up daughters on career and relationship worries. She knows how to be a grandmother - enjoying the hectic energy of her three-year-old grandson. She knows how to be a daughter - helping her... Continue Reading →