31/08/2026
What media I consumed to feed my creative soul August edition. 📚🎬✨
This month was a mix of thought-provoking stories, immersive experiences and a little nostalgia.
📖 Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke — a story about a life slowly lost to appearances and the pressure to keep them up. Plenty of food for thought, and I can see why so many people are talking about it.
📖 The Impossible Life by Matt Haig — a story of grief, healing and new beginnings. I already loved two books by Haig, and this one didn’t disappoint.
✨ TIMEWALK Exhibition — history brought to life in a captivating and immersive way.
🫧 House of Dreamers — a playful experience that awakens your inner child and reminds you to dream with your eyes wide open.
🎬 And on quieter evenings, my youngest and I revisited some beloved 90s/00s family comedies — The Parent Trap, Cheaper by the Dozen 2, for that nostalgic feeling of summer holidays, campsites and lakeside adventures.
Different stories, different experiences, but each left me with something to think about, feel or create from.
Now tell me, what have you been reading, watching or experiencing lately that fed your creative soul? 🤎
