Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for May
May is hands down my favourite month because there is so much to celebrate.
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Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for April
Worst winter ever, right? Well, spring is finally here – I spotted my first robin and the snowbells are peeking out…
How To Draw Realistic Animals Step by Step Procreate Tutorial
Whether you’re a freelance illustrator, or beginner learning to sketch for the first time, Procreate makes digital drawing on iPad Pro easy to master.
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for February
OK, March 8 is International Women’s Day so here are five books that celebrate the amazing women who, to paraphrase Nellie…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for January
Marvel Fearless And Fantastic!
In support of the time honoured New Year New You tradition, I think you should pick up copies…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for December
The Big Ideas Box
Ya’ll know I’m a huge fan of the award winning Big Ideas Simply Explained series by DK Publishing so listen…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for November
World War 1: The Definitive Visual History
World War I: The Definitive Visual History (DK Publishing, 2018) offers the…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for October
Eat Feel Fresh
The plant-based food phenomenon has gone mainstream and if you’re considering a meatless diet but aren’t…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for September
Writers: Their Lives and Works
Writers: Their Lives and Works (DK Publishing 2018) is a gasp-taking celebration of more…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for August
Practical Meditation
I’m hearing chatter these days about digital minimalism: pushing delete on social media accounts,…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for July
Low Carb on the Go
I want to make it clear: Low Carb on the Go (DK Publishing 2018) is not pushing no carb. It’s suggesting you…
Charlotte’s Top 5 Must Reads for June
How Psychology Works
OK, y’all know by now that I’m a fan of DK’s Big Ideas books, the series that offers the A to Z backstory…