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Missing 411 Book Series in Order & Where to Buy
The "Missing 411" book series is a collection of non-fiction books written by David Paulides, a former police officer and investigator, which chronicles cases of people who have disappeared under mysterious circumstances in national parks and wilderness areas in North...
Books Like 1984: Exploring the Dystopian Genre
Are you looking for a book that will transport you to a world where governments have absolute control and individuality is suppressed? Look no further than the dystopian genre. With books like George Orwell's "1984" at the forefront, this genre has captured the...
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Star Wars Books for Fans of All Ages
Are you a die-hard Star Wars fan looking to explore the universe beyond the movies and TV shows? Or perhaps you're a parent looking for a way to introduce your kids to the world of Star Wars. Either way, you're in luck! In this article, we've compiled a list of the...
Uncovering Books like Gone Girl: Exploring the Best Thrillers
Looking for books like Gone Girl? The twisted and thrilling journey of Gillian Flynn's masterpiece has captivated the world. If you're searching for a similar fix, you're in the right place. I've put together a list of some of the best books that will make you feel...
Deregister a Kindle: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you looking to deregister your Kindle? Perhaps you're wondering what happens to your books if you deregister your Kindle, or how to deregister a lost Kindle. Whatever your reason, you should be able to find your answer in this post. If not, let me know in the...
Exploring the Best Bookish Cafes in Cork
If you are a book lover looking for a cosy spot to curl up with your favourite novel and a cup of coffee, Cork has got you covered! This charming city in Ireland is home to a vibrant literary scene, with plenty of bookish cafes that offer the perfect blend of caffeine...
Bookish Cafes in Dublin: A Book Lover’s Haven
If you're a book lover, then you know that there's nothing better than curling up with a good book and a cup of coffee. If you’re visiting Dublin, there are several bookish cafes that are perfect for indulging in this perfect pairing. In today’s post, we'll explore...
Six on Saturday – Houseplants
It's that time of year when the garden starts to call you outside after a long winter slumber. Before the chaos of planting sets in around the cottage this season, I thought I'd share some of my houseplants with all of you. It's taken a long time to figure out what...
The Love Note Sweater
This post is part of my Handmade Wardrobe Series Countless knitters have fallen in love with this jumper and as soon as you start browsing the finished garments you're hooked. If you want to browse those finished garments on Ravelry you can do that here. Love Note...
Does Social Media Belittle Making?
This is a question that has been running around my brain since Inspirefest 2019 back in May. Anil Dash spoke about The Web We Make and it's one of those talks that I keep coming back to in different ways. If you are a knitter/crafter/maker then you probably have an...