Going to the Glastonbury of book festivals in the UK's first book town, Hay-on-Wye 📚

I took my very first visit to Hay-on-Wye, the UK's first book town and the host of the Hay Festival, a two week long literature festival.

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How I review books (please note I review for me and in my own way, these are just my personal opinions and I know won't be in line with everyone else's all the time - I always encourage people to make their own judgements):
5 star ⭐️ Blew my MIND, AMAZING!
4 star ⭐️ I reaalllly loved it, but it wasn't quite mind blowing
3 star ⭐️ Liked it a lot, but it wasn't a special read for me
2 star ⭐️ I can see the merits, but it wasn't for me
1 star ⭐️ Nope. Just nope.

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[EmmaBennetAuthor]

I'm so lucky to live fairly close to Hay and love it! It was so fun vlogging the festival again this year. So glad you had fun.

[badfaithu]

The Hay Festival looks amazing. Glad you had a good time. 📚

[msellenandrea]

Rivers of London is such a good series! I hope you enjoy it :D

[demeldapenkitty]

Love Hay but oddly haven't ever been to the festival

[crazeebooks]

Hi Beth. Didn't you keep a copy of The Lost Storyteller in a pile on your coffee table??? I seem to recall it. It would have been in hardcover I think. I think I have this too on my shelves. Somewhere. Now I'm questioning my memory/sanity!!! How do you know when you've got too many books???!!!! I read the first two books in the Rivers of London series but got a bit tired of the main characters sarcastic, always looking on the dark side point of view and have not continued though I have two more in the series to read. So, do you have The Lost Storyteller????