For any fellow book reading Swifties who want to add some Swiftication to their reading playlists or session, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s a helpful reminder of songs Taylor has written for book adaptions or other movies. Safe and Sound (Taylor’s Version) from The Hunger Games Eyes Open (Taylor’s Version) from The Hunger... Continue Reading →
Late Night Reading
The clocks finally go back this weekend. A blanket of darkness drapes itself over the streets in the middle of the afternoon. The festive season starts to kick in once Halloween has its night. Perfect timing for the season of late night reading to begin. Happy Reading!
The Magic of Swifties: Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Film
On opening weekend, I had the chance to see my favourite musical storyteller - the one and only Taylor Swift - in cinemas for the film of her amazing, cathartic and record breaking Eras Tour. I still love printed stories on the page, but the intelligently and creatively crafted performances and lyrics she has put... Continue Reading →
For every book, there’s an era
I’m so excited about Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Film, and starting to get that motivation to spark life back into my book blog, I decided to combine my two loves. I’ve come up with a list of book recommendations to read based on your favourites/favourites Taylor Swift eras, starting from her debut and self... Continue Reading →
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Film
As a book lover and a Swiftie, I can’t wait to see the music industry herself on film in October. She’s not only produces music but stories too, especially if all too well the short film is anything to go by: To celebrate the eras tour film coming to cinemas, I’ve made a list of... Continue Reading →
Favourite Fictional Book Lovers
It’s always nice to see us book lovers represented on screen, whether it’s obvious to the trained eye or mind or not. It helps makes our huge passions for reading and books and storytelling something we can see and share with other people, helping them to understand why we need books just as much as... Continue Reading →
A Year in Books: The Return of Good Reads 2023
It has not been an easy year but things are slowly starting to look up. Reading has always been a way for me to escape for a while into a fictional world and a way to unwind and relax. This has helped me to also make more time for reading, and slowly start building up... Continue Reading →
Taylor Swift and the Book Tropes
If you’re new to this blog, you’ll come to know that not only am I a huge book worm, though I prefer to use the term book dragon sounds cooler, Im also a huge Swiftie. So, I thought it would be fun to sort different Taylor Swift songs into the bookish tropes they represent. So,... Continue Reading →
Waterstones Piccadilly: A Utopia City of Books
If you love books (as in would sell your soul for books) and visiting the city, there’s no place for perfect to go than Waterstones Piccadilly. It is likely the biggest bookshop in England, let alone the biggest Waterstones. It can be seen as soon as you exit the tube at Piccadilly Circus. The shop... Continue Reading →
Fictional Men
To be a reader, is to fall in love with a hundred different people in books, so you never settle for anything less then genuine love in the real the world. Authors may a way of projecting what we’re looking for and what we want from love in reality through characters on ink and paper.... Continue Reading →
the girl and the city of books 