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Book Bite: The Fourth Princess

Book Bite: The Fourth Princess

Although I always prioritise sharing books written by women, on Women’s History Month, it is an absolute must. There is no shortage of incredible female authors, and I will do everything I can to promote their books. This week’s book comes to us from one […]

3 Suffragettes You Should Know

3 Suffragettes You Should Know

As it is Women’s History Month in the UK and the US, we will be exploring women’s history throughout the centuries all month. (Although, let’s be honest- you will typically find that here anyways.) And I thought there is no better way to start off […]

2026 Women’s History Month

2026 Women’s History Month

We find ourselves at Women’s History Month once again! (Canada celebrates WHM in October, so each year I celebrate in both March and October.) It is 2026 and women are still the butt of the joke, we are considered lesser, and our accomplishments are ignored. […]

Book Bite: Portrait of a Woman by Bridget Quinn

Book Bite: Portrait of a Woman by Bridget Quinn

As someone who is interested in art history but has no actual training in it, I find that a lot of books written for the general reading public focus on the same artists. And I understand to a degree- they want to capitalise on what […]

My Tips for Visiting Windsor Castle

My Tips for Visiting Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle is the largest occupied castle in the world, and I believe the oldest continuously occupied castle in the world. King Henry I was the first monarch to live at the castle, with every subsequent English/British monarch living there. It is actually one of […]