April 2025 – Wonderwall
5 posts published by wonderwall360blog during April 2025| Wonderwall
Travelling and exploring / experiencing new places are of course incredible adventures. But sometimes adventures need to be micro adventures. Micro adventures still add joy to life. For example today; I have a messy house that needs sorting after a week working, I have a cold and it is raining as a storm is passing … Continue reading "Microaventure: new Korean superstore"| Wonderwall
My post about classics I like strongly indicates I’m not keen on classics. It is the language that does put me off; some can have good plots therefore retellings written, on stage or screen can mak…| Wonderwall
3 posts published by wonderwall360blog during September 2025| Wonderwall
I’m not sure there are 5 books that count as proper that I have read. and like maybe too strong a word…| Wonderwall
This book is about looking for meaning in life. Is the meaning what you do as a job or something else? It is a very modern book, reflecting how jobs for life are rare in these times. Each of the 5 …| Wonderwall
As I wrote about last week The hundred a gateway into cricket? ; I have always thought cricket was boring and overly complicated, but I have been introduced to a cricket competition which is designed for people like me to make it more accessible. In just one day both a female and males game is … Continue reading "The Hundred rules"| Wonderwall
How it started (up to semi final semi) I have always found cricket off putting. It seems go on for days and there are so many numbers involved that it is not easy to understand. But, I have watched…| Wonderwall
I have looked through my Instragram for books read to find ones for the prompt of times of the day. Let’s go through a day with books: Sisters under the rising sun by Heather Morris. I’m taking und…| Wonderwall
Well this was not actually the set challenge: but I was not going to get anything for the actual challenge of books with ballgowns on and I noticed some lighthouse books, whilst looking through my …| Wonderwall
Did I do any better than with last week’s search for ♥️? To start with I found more than one on my shelves. Then found more under my insta tag #wonderwall360reading On my shelves I found 2. Next The Curious Incident of the Dog 🐕 in the Nightime by Mark Haddon has a moon and … Continue reading "Top 5 Tuesday Scavenger Hunt for books with a ⭐ on the cover"| Wonderwall
It was surprisingly difficult to find books with a heart on the cover! The only book I could find with a heart on from my shelves was a tiny heart! It was heart on an illustration of a playing card…| Wonderwall
First on the list is a very Australian reading experience. I found this book for next to nothing in like a charity shop on Manly island that you get to by short ferry trip from Sydney then took it …| Wonderwall
1. When I had a stop over in Singapore on the way to Australia) I wanted a book set there (I also bought took a book set in Australia, see post on Australia) The book I found was the Amulet by Ann …| Wonderwall
It’s April fools day; so I’m going off piste. The Top 5 Tuesday prompt from Meeghan should be about new books being published this quarter then the rest of April is about books set in different con…| Wonderwall
As this week is a freebie week, I have gone back to a topic I missed, earlier in March. The Stone circle by Ellie Griffith. I just think stone circles are fascinating; it remains a mystery exactly …| Wonderwall
So many wonders of the world to write about on my blog wall. I'm an Oasis fan hence using wondewall as blog name.| Wonderwall
