Believathon TBR

Last year, I very loosely took part in the Believathon readathon, run by the awesome Gavin, from How To Train Your Gavin on YouTube. Gavin loves middle grade literature, and designed this readathon to celebrate children's fiction. This year, I want to make a conscious effort to read more middle grade so that I can stay on top of recent releases and recommend books to the children at school, so there's no better readathon to be participate in. This round, we're travelling through a map to get to the Book-Keeper's Stronghold. Today, I thought I'd share my TBR and the stops I'm hoping to visit during the Believathon.

Children's Book Haul

As a primary school teacher, I regularly share books with my class. We enjoy reading the classics, particularly Roald Dahl, but I also like to keep on top of new releases for the age group. I've had my eye on a few new titles, but picked a few to add to my to-read pile before lockdown.

Books To Read in Self-Isolation

We all know that the world is a little different at the moment, with us all in isolation. Admittedly, I'm still working from home, as well as heading into school every now and then, but I have a lot of spare time and what better way to fill this time than with books. I find books a great source of escapism, giving me ways to explore new places, all from the comfort of my own home. As I have some more time on my hands, I thought I'd put together a list of a few books that I'd love to get to during this time.

Million Dollar Quartet | Mayflower Theatre

Names like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash are names that you can't help but know. Even though I have never listened to much of the traditional rock 'n' roll music, I've always been interested in the era, so when I saw that Million Dollar Quartet was coming to the Mayflower Theatre, I was interested. I was invited to watch the show to review it and was so excited!