This book was a serendipity find. I was in fact looking for a fictional book in my local library when I came across this beauty. I could have read it in one seating but I wanted to savour every detail and learning from it. So, I read it every morning at breakfast time. And what a great…
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Book review: Fifty shades of Grey by E.L. James
So here’s my second book review for this school term (by the way Tasmania has reverted to a 4 term year, which means I have an even shorter time to complete my reading project!). But we’ll see. There’s still time yet. I remembered this book being all the rage last year ~ people posted about…
Book review: The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes
So as part of my reading project – here is my first book review. I finished the book ‘The Sense of an Ending‘ by Julian Barnes a couple of weeks ago but just never had the chance to review it. So here it is! By the way, this is a non-spoiler version just in case…
Serendipity
Last Sunday my partner and I took our 3 year old son to the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens. As we were walking amongst the magnificent display of flowers, we noticed this marvellous place. It’s called The Burrow and it’s a little community library located underneath the restaurant/café. It’s full of donated books (including Braille) and…
Apps’solutely
This is how much I know about apps. I overheard at the library the other day about a new (I say new because I’ve never heard of such a wonderful thing) iPhone app especially for students. This app is used for referencing books that students have cited for their assignments or essays. If you’ve been…
