A poetic reflection on reading Tracy Chevalier’s Remarkable Creatures by the sea, fossils in hand and salt in the air.
A Love Letter to the Love Game : Books, Tennis and Roland Garros
It’s that time of year again—Roland Garros is back, and with it comes the unmistakable …
The Reader’s Decalogue: 10 Soul-Soothing Rules for Restorative Reading
Reading as a Path to Inner Calm Reading is more than a pastime. It’s a …
Reading Through the Storm: 6 Books That Helped Me Through Tough Times
There have been seasons in my life when everything felt heavy—when I didn’t quite know …
Echoes of Grace: Discovering Novels Inspired by a Paris Pearl Exhibit
Themed reading is one of my not-so-secret pleasures in life. It constructs the perfect frame …
On commitments : Sagas and The Cazalet Chronicles
I am a proud Aquarius (has anyone met an Aquarius that isn’t proud of their …
My Favourite Parisian Bookshops – For Romantic Readers and Creative Souls
A bookshop will forever be a paradise for readers. It holds the promise of thousands …
A Creative Spring: How Re-Reading Big Magic and Artist Dates Reignite Inspiration
When I decided to dedicate this week’s post to creativity, it never crossed my mind …
Mesopotamian Dreams: Echoes of Babylon and Lapis Blue
Explore the Mesopotamian dreams woven through Elif Shafak’s There Are Rivers in the Sky, the ancient echoes of Babylon at the Louvre, and the deep blue of lapis lazuli. A journey through literature, history, and art.
Missing Spring ? How to Beat Late February Gloom with Books, Flowers & Inspiration
How to Beat Late February Gloom with Books, Flowers & Inspiration
Have you ever wondered what makes certain crea
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