Originally posted on MissKatiEllen.

It’s official, we are already one month down into this crazy year, and this month I managed to pack in a crazy amount of reading!! If you haven’t already I would really recommend picking up Sally Greens series, I cannot wait to start reading the third. Completely hooked.

Now I’m a sucker for a book with a beautiful cover, guilty as charged, and when I saw these new covers in Waterstones I had to do it. These editions are by Coralie Bickford Smith, The Fox and the Star, and are gorgeous. They retail at £20, I bought Jekyll and Hyde for myself and the other for my mum as a birthday present. I also plan to buy her Withering Heights.

I really don’t remember buying this many books but clearly I did. Poor Unfortunate Souls is the last book by Serena Valentino, which I’m gutted about because I love the world she has created. With only two more books left to come in the Throne of Glass series, the final and a novella, I picked up the assassins bind up of the first 5 novellas. Also thought I’d grab the first in her other series, although I won’t start reading that for a while.

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Since it's been a while since I've shared...

This is actually my daughter's favorite song by the Doors, when she'll admit to liking them.  It's off their 3rd studio album Waiting for the Sun which was released in July of 1968. It was largely considered a "disappointment" at the time, only peaking at 16 in the US (but 1 in the UK).  Jim was headlong into his alcoholism and drugs, so this was kind of pieced together however they could.  The song itself was written by the band as a whole, but you can obviously hear Jim's contribution through the heavy Native American influences throughout the song. This was a commonality for a lot of the songs that Jim wrote himself due to his belief that the spirt of a Shaman traveled through him after witnessing a car accident when he was 4 years old.   

 Usually i prefer animals to stay in their naturally habitat, but clearly something has to happen, and if bringing some rhino's to Australia and doing a breeding program will keep them alive I'm all for it. Humans have already destroyed to many things, loosing such beautiful and magnificent creatures would be a crime against humanity and something that can never be fixed.
At the moment there's only ONE northern black male rhino left. ONE, in the whole world. and he doesn't have much longer to live, only a few years at most. Is this what we want our future to look like?


My video's have been playing up of late (thanks booklikes) so if it doesn't work you can go to think link, which is down the bottom or here:
https://au.tv.yahoo.com/sunrise/video/watch/28032049/saving-africas-rhinos/