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Stephanie Francis is an avid reader, professional sensitivity reader, and trainee editor from Greater London, UK. She has a BA in English Language and Literature.
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No Spare Time: A Book Seller, an Octogenarian, and a Blogger Give Their Thoughts on Prince Harry’s New Book
If you have come into contact with any sort of media in the last two weeks, it is highly likely that you would have heard about Prince Harry’s newly released memoir, Spare. Fresh rounds of memes and fierce debates have been sparked after portions of the book were leaked, several years into increasingly public tensions…
10 Surprising Reading Goals for 2023
Reading goals are a hot topic for many readers now that 2023 is well underway and the holidays are coming to an end. I read less than 30 books for pleasure over the last year (the rest were manuscripts – I read over 100 of those), and I don’t see myself producing some of the…
30 Hashtags for Diverse Books on Instagram
Want to read more diversely in 2023? Use the hashtags below to help you get started! Just copy and paste the ones that you need. I aimed to create a good range of hashtags to get started on finding amazing diverse recommendations. I know it isn’t perfect and some of the hashtag groups deserve a…
10 Book Releases to Look Forward to in 2023
2023 is looking absolutely amazing for book releases. I have been busily populating my ‘to be read’ list for some time now, so it was hard to whittle it down to just 10, but I have selected these for my usual diverse variety! Are any of these on your reading list? Note: Books have been…
Book Review: Stay With Me by Ayòbámi Adébàyò
“If the burden is too much and stays too long, even love bends, cracks, comes close to breaking” This post may contain affiliate links. If you click any of these links and make a purchase within a certain timeframe, I may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. This gem of a debut…
How to Grow Your (Bookish) Instagram Account Organically in 2022
Instagram has come a long way since the food photo days, but recently you could be forgiven for feeling that the changes are not for the better. With tricky algorithms, relentless ads, seemingly endless bots, and a graduation to a more TikTok style format, those of us who love to share photos, information and reviews,…
The Abundant Word 