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Hi Amic, Last week was YALC 2019 and it was my third year going. So here is my wrap up of the 3-day event. Sidetracked On Friday I got a little sidetracked as I had ordered the wrong ticket for my mum. This would have meant her going in the main entrance. As she is very disabled I didn't want this to happen. I ended up getting this sorted but I felt that finding… Continue reading YALC 2019 Wrap up
Hi Cara, Next week will be my third time attending YALC, so as some one that has a physical disability (Fibromyalgia and Ankylosing Spondylitis) as well as Anxiety. I thought I would share my tips for surviving YALC. Extra Help Pass London film and Comic Con do an Extra help pass so you are more visible to the crew if you need more help. 19th July is the last day to pre register… Continue reading My Top Tips for YALC
Hi Draugs, Damsel by Elana. K Arnold was one of the books I managed to get my hand on at YALC. To be King Prince Emory must slay a dragon and rescue a Damsel as tradition dictates. The Damsel will come back with the Prince to be his queen. The Damsel Ama has no memory of her time before the Prince rescued her. Prince Emory has even given her the name Ama. As Emory and Ama… Continue reading Book Review: Damsel by Elana K. Arnold
Hi bibliófilo, I have just spent an amazing weekend away in London, at YALC. This was my second YALC and I took my mum with me. I wanted to show my family why I love this genre so much.  To be honest I went a little over bored with all the books I got, I had one large suitcase full of books. YALC has loaded of different activities provided my the publishers. Bloomsbury provided nail artist,… Continue reading YALC 2018