I’m an expert when it comes to movie nights, judging by the amount of time I’ve had them. Movie nights are always fun if you do them in the correct way, so hopefully my tips will help! 1. Blankets Blankets are always a necessity for movie nights, they make the whole night a lot better! In winter, I can never get warm; the cold always … Continue reading 5 tips to have the best movie night!
It’s exam season. It’s always exam season let’s be honest.Everyone knows that dreadful feeling to get the good grade. In this post I hope to reach out and give a little rant about exam season, revision, homework and dealing with it all as young people. It’s a little different than other posts, but I think this rant is long overdue. Pressure Of Grades And Exam … Continue reading Academic Pressure
This year I’ve made it my goal to read as many books as I can. Starfish was one of the first books I have read this year and all I can is that it’s brilliant. The author made Kiko so relatable and at times I really wondered whether I was reading about myself or Kiko. I understood the insecurities she felt about being half white … Continue reading Starfish: Book Review
Notebook: Pens: It’s finally the New Year and everyone is buzzing with excitement as they plan to achieve their New Year resolution. However, we all know it’s not as easy as it sounds. My resolution was to be more organised and a bullet journal seemed like a perfect idea. I had used it on and off last year and since then I’ve decided to give … Continue reading Bullet Journal: The Pros and Cons
2019 is just around the corner, and I thought I would review one of my favourite reads from this year! Especially for those days when you want to buy a book even if there is an ever-growing unread pile on your shelf! I know the feeling, so grab a cuppa and read on if you’re interested in teen mysteries! The book One of Us is … Continue reading Book Review: One of Us Is Lying
There are 3 types of learners which are the most common: Visual, auditory and kinaesthetic. My top 5 stationary items can hopefully benefit any learner! 1.Flashcards Flashcards have many benefits. I think I am a mix of a visual and auditory learner. Flashcards can let me see everything in one order and they even help to memorise notes. Such as repeating my notes out loud … Continue reading Top 5 stationary items for revision!
Watch the trailer here. The hype for the sequel to Creed, which was released 30th November in the UK, had me buying tickets immediately. I would definitely recommend the film for those who love to watch a bit of drama mixed in with intense sports matches/fights. The director Steven Caple Jr created a remarkable film with characters that had so much depth to them. Plot … Continue reading Film Creed II:Review
As a teenage girl, perfection is always on my mind. Often I want to be perfect for everyone. Always wanting perfect grades to impress others. Or wanting to look perfect to avoid judgmental stares. I’v just always wanted to walk through the corridors feeling so confident in myself, insecurities that I have won’t even pop up into my mind. Stress Of School Getting the right … Continue reading Expectations Of A Teenage
The series Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman is thought- provoking as it covers topics racism, politics and prejudice. The idea of coloured people being inferior to whites is flipped. Coloured people (Cross) are of a higher class than colourless people (Noughts). The author Malorie Blackman has brilliant writing and I absolutely love her works! There are four books in total: Noughts and Crosses, Knife … Continue reading Book Review: The Noughts and Crosses series
