Butters on Books: Recent Episodes
Charlotte Butterworth
Me Charlotte, affectionately know as Butters, describing, reviewing and discussing the books I am reading during the quarantine
Butters discusses some books she had read, her obsession with the Witcher 3, a new love for avocados and some film recommendations ðĨ ð ð
Butters delves into some things that she has read including some horror, some comics (yes more), and a very strange classic! ðð
Butters returns with more books to discuss - including some spooky reads and a factual book on Paperback Horror novels that was a incredibly wild ride ðĒðĪŠ
BUTTERS IS BACK! She has been reading a lot in her break but comics are the focus of our first episode back together, along with the usual food and films ððžð
Butters discusses 4 books that she has read to bring this series to a close ð Butters reviews The Aosawa Murders, Mort (the graphic novel), Baltimore, and Deity, as well as doing her usual recommendations âĪð°ððŪ
Butters has had a good end to her March reading, finishing books 2 and 3 in the "Six Stories" series. Butter also gives you her usual food, film, and game recommendations ðąðŪð
Butters dives into Six Stories, a horror/thriller novel based around a true crime podcast, reviews the film Extra Ordinary, and gives you some recommendations for sweet treats ðĩïļââïļð―ð°
Butters let's you know how she's getting on with her reading and recommends some things to keep you occupied in the lockdown ð ð ðŦ
Butters has read some comics to kick start her March ð Butters also has some recommendations for you all, including THAT feta pasta recipe and she let's you know how to find her on Goodreads.
Butters reviews two books that helped her round out February: Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett and Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton ðĢðĶ Once again Butters has recommendations to help you get through lockdown.
Butters FINALLY HAS TV RECOMMENDATIONS! ðš But also she discusses two books she has read this week: The Haunting of Rookward House and Treasure Island, once of which she loved and one of which she did not.
Butters gives you a reading update on some of the Manga she has been reading as well as some recommendations of how to keep yourselves occupied during lockdown 3.0 ððŪðē
Butters reads three fairly spooky reads in January- one crime/horror; one thriller/horror; and one down right gore fest horror. Butters also discusses comfort films, books to start your year off with and STILL yummy things to cook ð ðŧ
Butters starts off the year with two graphic novels and a horror shot story collection. Tune in for more chat on books, food and films ðĨ ððĨ
Butters reads books from her favourite authors for the festive season. Obviously there's a Terry Pratchett; there is a Christmas Carol; there is a Tolkien; and there is a Witcher book! Enjoy ðð
Butters STILL has food recommendations! She also has some film, TV series and game recommendations to keep you going through the dark winter nights. Butters read Terry Pratchett books only in the month of November and had a great time doing it! (P.S. did you see the pun - wrap up as in warm because it's winter but also sum up ðð)
Butters is continuing her reading streak leading up to Halloween. She will be discussing a Stephen King classic, a horror romance, a tale of a haunted house and, of course, a Terry Pratchett ð Happy Halloween ð
Butters is back! She has actually managed to read quite a few books which all have a spooky theme ready for Halloween ð She will be discussing: a spooky detective story; a not so spooky thriller; a children's book all about ghosts; one of her favourite classic tales of a haunting; and a super cheesy comic book representation of the King of Vampires himself.
Butters is back with some spoooooky recommendations (because she is REALLY excited for Halloween) and is still recommending recipes.
Butters is back after a long reading slump...buuuut she's read lots of books in June to compensate.
Butter reviews Small Gods and reveals how much the book made her blub and also reviews a shorter book Malkin to complete her journey AS A MAGICAL LIBRARIAN!!!
Butters reviews Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill where she may, or may not, have had a minor freak out and gives you some more recommendations for the week ahead.
Butters takes you on a roller coaster (also full of spoilers) review of Robinson Crusoe. Was it good? Was it mental? Was it terrible? Also some recommendations as usual.