For some reason I've really struggled with reading this month. I've been distracted and just not been able to concentrate for long. Instead I found myself watching a few series on Netflix in my spare time. I looked back on my posts and February last year I had read 6 books but this February I've read 4 which isn't actually that bad really.
The Puritan Princess by Miranda Malins
Yesterday I shared with you about Love Corn a delicious and crunchy snack that is suitable for the whole family. They are a healthier alternative to crisps, crackers or pretzels so an ideal swap.
Today I am able to giveaway a Love Care Package which includes 12 bags of the 4 fab flavours and smokin' Love Merch.
Don't forget If you can't wait to find out if you have won and fancy getting on the Love Corn bandwagon shop now as I have a discount code to get 20% off all you have to do is use code CRUNCH20 at the checkout.
To enter all you have to do is complete the rafflecopter below.
Terms and conditions
-To enter you must be 16 and over
- UK Entries Only
- This competition will close on 23rd February 2021 at 12.00am GMT
- The winner will be chosen at random and notified via email, twitter or facebook
- If the winner doesn't reply within 30 days another winner will be drawn.
a Rafflecopter giveawayAd – review. We were sent Love Corn for review purposes and all thoughts are my own.
Staying at home during lockdown has certainly meant keeping the cupboards stocked with snacks, especially if you have kids. If you are wanting to opt for a healthier alternative to crisps, crackers or pretzels than Love Corn is the perfect swap.
Love Corn are delicious corn kernels packed with flavour. The ingredients are simple just roasted corn that’s then seasoned. They are also plant based, vegan, gluten free, verified kosher and non GMO.
This week on Monday morning we woke to snow and text message from Blake's school saying they would be closed for the day. We were glad to stay in the warm most of the day as it was pretty cold out there.
Blake even though he doesn't normally like snow really wanted to be outside. So after lunch we wrapped up warm in coats, hats and gloves plus wellies and went into the garden.
Ad – review. I was sent a copy of this book for review purposes and all thoughts are my own.
Ad – review. I was sent a copy of this book for review purposes and all thoughts are my own.
Happy Friday, today I am involved in the book tour for the historical fiction The Puritan Princess by Miranda Malins.
About the Author:
Miranda is a writer and historian specialising in the history of Oliver Cromwell, his family and the politics of the Interregnum period following the Civil Wars. She studied at Cambridge University, leaving with a PhD, and continues to speak at conferences and publish journal articles and book reviews. She is also a Trustee of the Cromwell Association. Alongside this, Miranda works as a commercial solicitor in the City and began writing historical novels on maternity leave. She lives in Hampshire with her husband, young son and cat Keats.
This week was mine and Stuart's 9th wedding anniversary. Due to lockdown it felt pretty much like a normal day. We usually try and go out for our anniversary for a meal but instead we ordered in a Chinese that was about it.
We did swap gifts although I did find it hard to know what to get Stuart this year. I ended up getting him a salt and pepper mill set, that was finished in copper. Stuart likes being in the kitchen and experimenting so was happy with his gift. Turns out he had considered getting a set like the ones I had purchased him anyway so that's a win.
I've loved roses since I was little girl and my Grandad would cut me one from his and my nan's garden. Whenever I think of roses they make me think of him which was another reason for having them in my wedding bouquet.
The forever rose is a rose that has been preserved in a special way and plated in gold so it will never die. It comes in a beautiful box which you can keep it in or there is an acrylic stand in the box so you can have it on display like I have done.
If you are currently having to homeschool or even if you aren't, you may want to help encourage your child/ren to practice phonics. After all reading is such an important skill to have. Time for Phonics is an online educational games website that helps to encourage children to practise phonics in a fun way.