Paper Memories

I'm a fairly patriotic person, especially when it comes to British literature, so I've selected some books about Britain or by British authors that I recommend!  1. The curious Incident of the dog in the  night-time by Mark Haddon 2. A street cat named Bob by James Bowen 3. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen 4. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte 5. N-W by Zadie Smith 6. Nineteen Eighty Four by George Orwell

I am a thorough believer in the phrase "an organised desk makes an organised mind", so here are some handy hints to hopefully set you on the wonderful path to organised-ness! 1. Weekly Declutter! Get into the routine of tidying your desk once a week, (by the end of a week I always find myself surrounded by an ocean of scrap paper and stationary!) T his step is crucial to your well being as the idea of simplifying your workspace can help to simplify one's mind and is a step towards being a  productive, functioning desk user! Just take, say, an hour every friday to clear out all of the used-up pens and paper that's lying around and you'll notice a world of difference! 2. Monthly planners  I'm adamant that if there was a zombie apocalypse in the near future, then these would definitely be my choice of weapon (okay, maybe not)- but in all seriousness, Monthly planners are extremely handy for setting daily goa...

Here are a couple of snaps i got from my trip to Ubrique in March

          My first purchase was of Carrie by Stephen King, after  watching Sanne's (Booksandquills) review of the novel I felt  compelled to read it myself. I should add that i am in no way a  common reader of the horror genre and I expect that this may be my portal into that world. Next came N-W by Zadie Smith, after hearing a lot about this book online, I eventually submitted to the temptations and bought it. I was particularly attracted my the brightly  coloured cover and interesting designs. City of Ashes by Cassandra Clare was given to me by  a friend, I have previously read the first book in the Mortal Instruments series and enjoyed it heavily- this book was much the same. Admittedly, I may have bought this book due to peer pressure from my mother but nonetheless I have heard excellent things about The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and am keen to read it before ...

Hello there, here is just a brief introduction to, well- me! I'm a 16-year-old Slightly-Off-London Native who adores travel, books, make up, and photography! My blog will mostly consist of these four topics as well as some more hidden bonuses! I also make videos on "the youtubes" (EmilyKateReads!) I hope you decide to tag along with me on my new, blogging adventure! Follow me on BlogLovin: <a href="http://www.bloglovin.com/blog/13397525/?claim=55bmyb4x6wk">Follow my blog with Bloglovin</a> -Emily xo