If I thought March was a crazy month, then April is sure to take the cake. The fourth month of the year brought much favour to my reading habits and with the end of the school term, I found myself with an abundant amount of time on my hands. In other words, I had plenty of reading time and managed to read 11 books! Here's all the titles I devoured this past month: The Bullet that Missed by Richard Osman Two Can Play by Ali Hazelwood Benang by Kim Scott This Book Made Me Think

Reading is one of the best ways to escape the stresses and horrors of the everyday world. When you are someone who is not just fighting to survive in the modern economy but also against the clutches of the patriarchy, there is no place better than in the pages of a book. In particular, the rules of any fantasy universe can stretch and overrun the outdated principles of our own. If you would like a break from the anti-feminist rhetoric on social media and in our everyday encou

Sometimes the best inspiration to pick up a new book is to know that someone else has read it, and in not that long a time too. As such, you may find this 'Books I Read this Month Wrap-up' somewhat inspiring, if not a helpful list of books to give a try.