Your home should be a place where you look forward to coming home to each day as it's somewhere you can relax, feel safe and switch off a the end of the day. If your home doesn't currently make you feel like this, there are small ways that you can improve the space and I talk about a few of them below.
Ash Princess was one of the books that I knew I had to read this year, so I was so excited to get my hands on a copy.
As humans we are hugely affected by our surroundings, so it makes sense that a pleasant home helps put us in the best position for optimal mental health. Our homes are also our safe places, and when you’ve had a rough day just getting into your own space and relaxing can really do you the world of good. Here are some of the ways you can make tweaks to your home that can improve your mental health.
If you had told me that there would be a Jane Eyre retelling setting in space, I never would have believed you. So when I saw the chance to review Brightly Burning and what it was about, I jumped at the chance.
It's been ages since I signed up to a reading challenge and not only that, but saw it the whole way through, so when I stumbled across 20 books of summer on twitter, I instantly wanted to get involved. My reading total has been pretty shocking for me this year so I would like to build it up and get my reading hat on this summer. I have some holidays coming up, so I have the perfect excuse to sit down and read. Read on for the books I am aiming to read from now until the end of August.
