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A Little About Me

Hello and welcome to my blog.


So....... where to start?

My name is Christine and I'm in my twenties.



I love books and films, some people have said I have a slight addiction to books but you can never have too many, especially if you see a book you've been after and its cheap you pick it up right? Lol

Anyway, my very good friend Little Ray Of Sunshine suggested I jump on the blogger bandwagon and start a blog so here I am.


I love all types of books and films, I do like try new ones out that I wouldn't normally go for and in the past, I have been pleasantly surprised when a cover has grabbed my attention but it's not what I would normally read. My favorite type of book has to be thrillers/horrors or anything that ties into Disney in any sort of way as I'm a big kid at heart!


So as I said I am in my twenties and I'm a full-time carer for a family member so I like to relax with a cuppa and a book or film when I get the chance.


I am a huge animal lover and have/had many pets, I love my dogs Barney and Gizmo & my little parrot Rhubarb they mean the world to me! They always make a hard/bad day so much better!



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