Reading Ghosts by Dolly Alderton was an awakening for me, Nina is at a similar stage in her life as me – close friends are moving out of London to buy homes, having babies, getting married – it documents those growing pains process of falling in and out of friendships, when your lives start to take different directions. Dolly truly is Nora Ephron for millennials.
In the past, my essential summer reading often consisted of easy-read romances, the type where the girl always ends up…
I’m one of those people who listens to unlimited podcasts about new novel releases, obsessively bookmarks posts on Instagram with…
It’s a strange old time right now. We’re all inside, as we should be. Boredom is starting to set in…
I’ve spent half of December with my head in my hands (who amongst us hasn’t?) and the other half with…
When it came to writing this month’s book club, the FGRLS team decided that rather than reviewing our current favourites,…
Welcome to October’s book club, where we spotlight incredible female literary talent and let you in on our favourite page-turners…
