Favourite Albums

Hi! First of all I'm so sorry for being away for so long! If you follow me on BlogLovin' then you will have still seen me liking blog posts and creeping! I've been a busy bee moving into my new uni house and catching up with all my university friends and I have had no time for blogging, but now we've all settled in I'll be blogging more often, also I'll be posting OOTD'S (hopefully) twice a week so look out for that!

Onto todays post, I just thought I would recommend a few of my favourite albums from the past year or so:

1. London Grammar - If You Wait This album has such a cool chilled out vibe and I listened to it all throughout summer. 

2. Awesome Mix Volume 1 (Guardians of the Galaxy) If you've seen guardians of the Galaxy then you'll already know how AWESOME this album is, the film is modern but has such a 70's feeling thanks to this album, if you haven't listened to it... Just do!

3. Kasabian - 48:13 This Kasabian album was so different to their old music but I absolutely love it. Plus did you see them as Glastonbury?! They rocked it.

4. The Black Keys - Turn Blue Another sweet album from The Black Keys, sos many good songs on there, another album I had on repeated this summer. 

I hope you enjoyed this post. What have your favourite albums been this year? 

Bye for now. :) 

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My favourite books.

Hi! So I recently went on a book shopping spree, which urged me to want to go back and have a look through my favourite books, I thought I would share and recommend them on here too! 



1) The book of Lost Things - John Connolly

This book took a while for me to get into but when I did, I was hooked! Its an amazing tale about a boy that finds a secret world at the bottom of his garden during WW1 times and gets stuck there. In the real world he used to be able to connect with books and even hear them talking. The story follows him trying to get back to his father, step-mum and baby half-sister. The tale is gripping and I enjoyed it very much.

2) Death Note - Tsugumi Ohba

I love manga and anime so I couldn't have this post without at least one manga book, Death Note. There are a series of these books, which are in Japanese comic form. The story follows Light Yagami, who picks up a note book (Death Note) which has instructions on how to use. The books have characters that make you laugh and stories that are VERY clever (There's kind of a Japanese Sherlock in the book too, yay!) If you were looking to start reading manga I would definitely recommend Death Note as a starting point.

3) The Perks of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky

THIS BOOK!!! I love it SO MUCH! The story (for me) is so relatable and I absolutely love how the book is just a series of letters to a mysterious person, of whom we never learn anything about. I think this book has at least one character someone could relate to which is why I think this is a perfect book for any teenager to read. 

4) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time - Mark Haddon

 I read this book a few years ago but the story stuck with me. This book deals with many different themes and relationships and has a unique style to it which I just adore. The story is very beautiful and I believe this has been turned into a production at the theatre (which I would LOVE to see).

5) Billy and Me - Giovanna Fletcher

This book has wonderful characters, a very lovely setting and a beautiful story. I adored this book from start to finished and I literally could not put it down! There are many twists and turns which keep you engaged and the main character, Sophie, is just someone that you want as a friend! A very lovely tale.

I have a few more favourite books but I shall keep them for another post! I hope you enjoyed reading this. 

What are your favourite books? Let me know!

Bye for now. :)