Travelling Book Junkie Media Kit 2026
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Reading Around England: 14 Books set in Norfolk
Norfolk has long suffered an unfair reputation, often dismissed as flat, remote, and outdated. Yet those who know it well insist that is precisely its appeal. There is a quality to the Norfolk landscape that is hard to articulate and nearly impossible to replicate: vast skies stretching forever, marshland shimmering…
Eagle Brae: The Perfect Luxury Log Cabin Hideaway Near Inverness
Even before we turned in, simply seeing the Eagle Brae signage, you could tell that this was going to be something special – heavy, hand-carved wood, noticeable but also not an eyesore that detracts from the beautiful countryside views. Turning in, you are faced with a long, somewhat steep driveway…
Reading Around England: 16 Books set in Suffolk
Suffolk in East Anglia is home to beautiful, peaceful villages full of brightly coloured timber buildings with thatched roofs, towns like Lavenham and Long Melford, which are full of character and were once associated with the wool trade, a coastline that stretches for miles, plus several historical sites like Framlingham…
Reading Around England: 15 Books Set in Essex
Essex is a county in England so often misunderstood. Thanks to a years-old reputation of women wearing white stilettos and fake tans, which was then only enhanced by programmes like The Only Way Is Essex, many believe that this is all Essex has to offer, but, there is far more…
Keeping Your Kindle Safe on the Road
Travelling with a Kindle makes every trip easier for readers who want endless books without adding weight. Many travellers, including myself, rely on their Kindle every day, but it is easy to overlook the device’s fragility. Therefore, protecting it properly helps avoid damage, stress, and unnecessary costs. Why Kindle Safety…
Planning a Yearly Trip on a Realistic Budget
Ever scroll through someone else’s vacation pictures while staring at your own empty calendar, wondering how they afford it? You’re not alone. Between rent spikes, fuel prices, and surprise grocery bills that look like car payments, travelling feels like something only influencers and retirees pull off. But for regular people,…
Glen Clova Hotel: A Peaceful Stay in the Cairngorms
As we sit watching a pair of eagles flying overhead, it doesn’t matter that it’s raining because we have just had two of the most relaxing days in a long while, thanks to The Glen Clova hotel. After spending the weekend in Edinburgh, it was time to get away from…
13 Books Set in Edinburgh: The Classic and Literary Icons of Edinburgh
Edinburgh has inspired writers for a long time, with its towering Georgian terraces, gothic spires, iconic castle, and narrow wynds. It is a city that pulses with stories—some steeped in history, others rooted in modern grit, fantasy, and psychological depth. For those looking to dip their toes into the literature…
Parliament House Hotel – A Luxury Edinburgh Stay in the City Centre
With the sweat pooling at the bottom of my back, having walked the length of Princes Street with a suitcase and a rucksack in tow after getting off at the wrong bus stop, to say I was swearing about arriving in Edinburgh on what had to be one of the…