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Tag Archives: love
#LoveMe – Passion
Why are you doing #LoveMe? A photo of you A word that describes you A person who loves you A note to the past you A note to the future you One thing that’s just for you Share a scar … Continue reading
Posted in Musings
Tagged #LoveMe, acceptance, blogging, community, equality, kindness, love, self image, self-esteem, self-love
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The Desolation of The Crown
I want you to take a long hard look at that poster and tell me what you see. Do you see a woman fighting to come out of the shadows? Do you see a woman whose face has been wiped … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, My Fangirl Life
Tagged Claire Foy, duty, England, family, love, Netflix, opinion, Prince Philip, Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II, royalty, Television, The Crown, WWII
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After 15 years I’m still in love (and death)…
Yesterday was a good day, but it was good for two different Beckys. The first half was amazing for kind-of-adult Becky. I had my final probationary review at work yesterday afternoon and I passed. I now have an actual permanent … Continue reading
Posted in Events Between Non-Events, My Fangirl Life
Tagged acceptance, Bert McCracken, Brisbane, community, concerts, In Love and Death, love, music, nostalgia, scene, The Used
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“Holding” by Graham Norton
Those of you at uni or college or high school will know the feeling of the last two weeks of semester. You’ve made it all the way through. You can see the finish line but there is just one last, … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia
Tagged Brid Riordan, crime, Evelyn Ross, Graham Norton, Holding, love, mystery, PJ Collins, secrets, small town
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“Thanks for the Trouble” by Tommy Wallach
I have been incredibly lucky in that the last few book I’ve read have been pure genius. Thanks for the Trouble is no exception. I bought this book when I was in Dymocks in Queen St Mall, forever and a day … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia
Tagged acceptance, characters, disbelief, friendship, hope, love, Parker, structure, Thanks for the Trouble, Tommy Wallach, YA, Zelda
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“Holding Up the Universe” by Jennifer Niven
Pro Tip: Never ever ever drop your book in the bath tub. Particular not when you are less than 20 pages before the end of a book that you’ve been reading, pretty much non-stop, for 4.5 hours. Turning waterlogged pages may … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia
Tagged anxiety, body image, characters, family, friends, grief, Holding Up The Universe, Jack, Jennifer Niven, Libby, love, prosopagnosia, relationships, supernatural, YA
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“If You Feel Too Much” by Jamie Tworkowski
I’m not entirely sure how to start this post. If You Feel Too Much wasn’t so much a book as it was an experience. How do you explain an experience? Experiences are different for everyone. I suppose I should start with … Continue reading
“The Awakening” by Kate Chopin
There aren’t many books where my first thought upon finishing is “wow, I wish I could study this book”. But The Awakening is one of them. I originally bought this book after reading Melissa Marr’s story ‘Awakened’ in the Rags & Bones anthology. As … Continue reading
“The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There” by Catherynne M Valente
Before I get into this review, I just want to say that yes that is a colouring-in bookmark. I’m saving it for the end of the year. I think I’m going to need some relaxation after this semester. But moving … Continue reading
“Lady Midnight” by Cassandra Clare
I finished Lady Midnight this morning and I’m not entirely sure how I felt about the experience. There’s this thing that seems to happen to YA authors where, when they get popular, editors just let them do whatever they want, at the … Continue reading
Posted in Extorting Bibliophilia, My Fangirl Life
Tagged Cassandra Clare, Dru, Emma Carstairs, family, fantasy, fey, Julian Blackthorn, Livvy, Los Angeles, love, Mark, mental health, Nephilim, relationships, Shadowhunters, Tavvy, The Dark Artifices, Ty, YA
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