Emma’s Biblio Treasures

Hello! Welcome to my book blog.

I started blogging in August 2018 after encouragement from friends who’d seen me talking about the books I’d read on my private social media. I had never heard of Bookstagram and didn’t know that there was a whole community of book bloggers out there. I didn’t know I was about to find a place that felt like home and meet friends I know I’ll have for a lifetime.

I’ve always been a bibliophile. As a child I was a voracious reader and turned my book collection into a library that I would loan out to my stuffed animals. As I grew books were the backdrop to my life, helping shape who I am and enabling me to explore worlds I’d otherwise never see. After a number of years where I hardly read because of pain and brain fog due to chronic illness, my obsession for books was reignited when I received a kindle for Christmas in 2017. Actually, I received two. The second one my Mum bought from me for herself after she’d had the same idea as my partner. While I still struggle with pain and brain fog, I am once again a voracious reader and even with my reading slowed and both my concentration and retention impaired I have managed to read prolifically since 2018.

I love pretty much all genres, but my favourites are historical fiction and thrillers. I have a never-ending list of must-read authors but if I had to pick my favourite it would be Jodi Picoult. Some of my favourite books are Small Great Things, Hamnet, The Familiars, The Silent Companions, Flowers in the Attic, We Need To Talk About Kevin, A Time To Kill, Where The Crawdads Sing, Away with the Penguins, The Switch and The Handmaids Tale.

In May 2025 I started writing reviews and sharing historical fiction books I love on Little Stack. You can find a link to their site on this page.

The aim of this blog is to share my passion for books and connect with other book lovers. Please feel free to follow me on my Instagram or Twitter and come chat.

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SQUADPOD BOOK CLUB: Last One Out by Jane Harper

Published April 23rd, 2026 by Bantam PressMystery, Thriller, Crime Fiction ******** ABOUT THE BOOK: An unforgettable and deeply atmospheric small town mystery about a devastating unsolved disappearance from International No. 1 bestselling author Jane Harper. Perfect for fans of Val McDermid, Chris Whitaker and Elly Griffiths. He had been here, that was clear from the…

SQUADPOD BOOK CLUB: Kiss Marry Kill by Yemi Dipelou

Published April 23rd, 2026 by Faber & FaberPsychological Thriller, Crime Ficiton, Suspense, Domestic Fiction ******** ABOUT THE BOOK: It’s Ife’s dream wedding – until her new husband Ade is arrested for murder. His missing ex, Cynthia, has been found dead on the Dorset coast. Case closed: it’s always the ex, right? But did Ade kiss, marry – and kill? One person hopes the…

BOOK REVIEW: The Weekend by T. M. Logan

Published February 26th, 2026 by ZaffreMystery, Thriller, Suspense, Psychological Fiction *I listened to this on Bookbeat. Click here to listen free for 45 days* ******** ABOUT THE BOOK: THE BRAND NEW, ADDICTIVE UP-ALL-NIGHT THRILLER Six friends. Five secrets. One holiday to die for . . .Welcome to THE WEEKEND. When a group of friends rent a…

BOOK REVIEW: The Square of Sevens by Laura Shepherd-Robinson

Published June 22nd, 2023 by MantleHistorical Fiction, Crime Fiction, Domestic Fiction, Coming-of-Age Story ******** ABOUT THE BOOK: The Sunday Times Top Five BestsellerA BBC Two Between the Covers Book Club Pick ‘A wonderfully inventive novel’ ― The Times and Sunday Times, Best Historical Fiction of 2023 Laura Shepherd-Robinson’s The Square of Sevens is an epic and sweeping novel set in Georgian high…

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