Noli's Book Journey

If you're looking for a quick, witty, fun loving romance Paris for One is the perfect book for you! Nell plans a weekend away with her boyfriend to Paris as she has never seen the city of love. However when her boyfriend doesn't show up for their holiday she decides to make the most of her trip, and meets a handsome Fabien! I don't want to give too much away. . .so get yourself a copy!

Cody thought she knew her best friend Meg so well! So how could  it be that she did not pick up on her best friends unhappiness? How was she not aware that her friend was going to commit suicide? To add to Cody's questions is Megs suicide note. . . This book follows Cody's journey into trying to understand and come to terms with Meg's suicide which ultimately leads her on a journey into heart breaking discoveries and heart racing ones too. Did Meg act alone in taking her decision to kill herself, can Cody get the answers she needs? Get yourself a copy and let me know what you think!

Image by Noluthando So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.

I think you may have guessed that I have a thing for pancakes. . . well you're right , when I am not thinking about books, I am definitely thinking about the soft delicate cloud of goodness that encompasses pancakes. "Mugg & bean" is definitely right up there on my list of choices as the best place to take your book out for a date while treating yourself to a bottomless Hot chocolate  and pancakes of course!

Image by Noluthando Refilwe-Zukiswa Wanner "Refilwe Refilwe Let down your locks so I can climb up the scraggy rocks"! This African retelling of the story of Rapunzel in isiZulu brings a huge smile to my face for a number of reasons. One of them being the beautiful retelling of this story in a vernacular language and the second reason has to be this beautiful image of Rapunzel with beautiful dreadlocks!!! As a young girl I remember my granny telling me many different short stories, about hippos, leopards, zebras and the reasons they had their spots, stripes or tusks. It was quite an exciting time and cannot have imagined my childhood without it! I think its important that this book is available for all the young girls like me who remember tying towels around their heads trying to be like Rapunzel, now they can aspire to be as beautiful as Refilwe with her beautiful African locks!.