Wait, what? 10 years of blogging? Are you kidding me? In 2016 I started this blog and I can't believe it's already been 10 years. Back then, I thought Readers' High Tea would be mostly about books - reviews, lists, and keeping track of what I read. What I didn’t know then was that this … Continue reading 10 years ago I started this blog … and here’s how my reading has changed since then
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It seems that the beginning of the year brings me back to my book blog. Last year, on January 5th, I had the idea to write here. This year, on January 6th, the same idea popped in my mind. Without checking my blog for the past year. Looks like one of those patterns that runs … Continue reading Books I read in 2025
Hey there! Long time, no see, I know. It's been over 1,5 years since I last posted anything here. That's exactly the amount of time since I started being an entrepreneur and building my coaching business ... and all my focus went into that direction. Energy-wise, reading-wise, everything-wise. The end of 2023 and first half … Continue reading Books I read in 2024
2023 might be half gone, but there's another half full of bookish surprises yet to come! Below are 5 books that I'm excited to read, once they're published - enjoy! § Miss Kim Knows and Other Stories by Cho Nam-Joo "Eight women. Eight stories. One reality." The book compiles the short fictional biographies of 8 Korean … Continue reading Read out of your bubble – 5 exciting book releases by the end of 2023
April, May, and June were amazing months. The optimistic Spring vibes, the long Summer days, the nature at its full bloom ... oh, this is my favourite time of the year 🌸 In terms of reading, I read quite a lot - both fiction and non-fiction. When talking about fiction, I read new-to-me authors (Alix. … Continue reading Books I read in Q2 2023
Hey there! It’s time for a little soul update regarding my blog 💛 When I started Readers’ High Tea, almost 7 years ago, little did I know that book blogging will stick around for so much time. At that point I just wanted a place to share my own thoughts about books I read, without … Continue reading Inspiring you to read out of your bubble, one book at a time
Twin sisters Peggy and Maude work as bookbinders at the Oxford University Press. They are folding and sewing the pages of some of the most important books, but they’re not expected to read them. Once World War I starts, things begin to change in the Bindery, and not only … the whole world of Peggy and Maude turns upside down ...
If you haven't heard of Elif Shafak or you're not sure whether to try one of her books, here are 5 reasons why I encourage you to give her stories a chance. You might discover your new favourite writer ... just sayin' 😉
ChatGPT is all around and it seems that Artificial Intelligence will be a huge shift in how we do things. My standpoint? AI can hugely help us improve the way we find answers, get creative ideas, and create content - thus this blog post where I provide several ways in which ChatGPT can be of … Continue reading Supercharge Your Blogging with ChatGPT: 5 Ideas to Get You Started
Don't judge a book by its cover, they say. But sometimes it's so hard ... yes, the cover of this book kept me from reading it earlier. Fortunately I was lucky enough to have friends who know when to insist about a good book 🙂 And better later than never, right?! The Seven Husbands of … Continue reading The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid (book review) – true love and Hollywood drama
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