Ginge Reads

So long 2020! With the year we've just had, I think we can safely say that we all deserve some TLC in the form of new books. And this year there are some absolute crackers due to be released. Whether you're into fantasy or non-fiction, series or standalones, it's time to break that book ban! January (26th) A Vow So Bold and Deadly (The Cursebreaker Series #3) -  Bridgid Kemmerer Bridgid Kemmerer's heart-pounding saga comes to a thrilling climax as two kingdoms come closer and closer to conflict - and an old enemy resurfaces who could destroy them all. Bloomsbury PLC , Paperback £6.39 on Amazon.com February (4th) The Gilded Ones - Namina Forna Set in a West African-inspired Ancient Kingdom under oppressive rule, Forna's breathtaking novel follows sixteen-year-old Deka and her quest to discover her destiny as a near-immortal with magical powers Usborne Publishing , Paperback £7.37 on Amazon.com (16th) A Court of Silver Flames - Sarah J. Maas Bloomsbury PLC In this hi

Whether you're an avid reader, curious about a rave review or you just pick up the occasional book once every year, it is likely that you will have heard of (or even have an account with) Goodreads. But more recently, another website has begun to take over, and for good reason. Goodreads is an American-based book cataloguing site, where users can track their reading habits, write reviews and generally discuss the world of books. It is a wonderful place for book nerds to get recommendations and connect with bookish friends, and it has become quite prestigious in recent years.  Initially launched back in 2007, the site is now owned by Amazon and has approximately 80 million worldwide users . But with recent movements away from Amazon (particularly on platforms such as Instagram's Bookstagram ), a new website is stealing the spotlight, and it is better than ever. The StoryGraph  The StoryGraph is another bookish social media site, but which has infinitely better features. It is a