Allegory
Literature has long been used as a subversive way to criticise political systems, leaders and societal norms.
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While we can still travel via literature, I thought I’d compile a list of real life places you can visit which appear in some of the books on sale at William Shakesbeer.
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Whether you’ve got the UEFA app on your mobile, or you want to punch the next person you hear singing, “Football’s Coming Home,” there’s no denying it’s difficult to avoid this particular football tournament during the month of June.
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Remember the days when you had a mobile phone but sometimes left it at home, on purpose?
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One thing that I truly miss about living in England is visiting the public library.
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Who doesn’t love a good children’s book? Here are five fun facts about the much-loved children’s author, Jacquline Wilson.
Read MoreSometimes I feel like the longer I live in Spain, the more it confuses me.
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So, April 23rd is World Book Day, first started by UNESCO in 1995.
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Why would anyone do something so archaic as reading a good-old-fashioned-book?
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