January

• Les Miserables -Victor Hugo
• A Brief History of Montmaray -Michelle Cooper
• Behind the Beautiful Forevers -Katherine Boo

February

• Why we Broke up -Daniel Handler

March

• A Visit From the Goon Squad -Jennifer Egan
• The Book of Disquiet -Fernando Pessoa

April

• Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close -Jonothan Safron Foer (re-read for Uni)
• Catching Fire -Suzanne Collins

May

• Paper Towns -John Green

June

• The Night Circus -Erin Morgenstern

A compilation of what I found to be the most memorable/beautiful/heart breaking endings.

• A Little Princess
• Atonement
• Birdsong
• Finding Neverland
• Like Crazy
• Midnight in Paris
• Never Let Me Go
• Skins season 2 finale
• Tess of the D'urbervilles
• The Notebook
• Titanic
• The Perks of Being a Wallflower

• an assortment of cold cuts and cheeses
• rustic wholemeal bread
• fresh berries; mulberries, blueberries, raspberries and strawberries
• hot chocolate in a thermos with homemade marshmallows
• scones with jam and cream
• leafy greens; spinach, rocket and salad lettuce
• wildflower honey
• cherry tomatoes

• almond
• blueberry (with milk too, so I can drink purple tea)
• english breakfast
• mixed berry
• pepermint
• punjabi chai
• rose and vanilla (with honey)
• peach iced tea

• be brave
• be motivated
• be organized
• continue to create
• cry a little less
• do well in my studies
• keep a journal
• learn to love
• remain magical. Never grow up
• remember that I am beautiful; no room for doubts or comparison
• remember to study the stars (and wish on them regularly)
• stay healthy (perhaps lose a bit of weight)
• tend to a little garden of my own (fruits, veggies and flowers)

• Canadian woods (to get lost)
• Cottingley (in search of faeries)
• Isolated countryside (small cottage with a vegetable garden)
• Narnia (tea with Mr tumnes, playing in the snow and turkish delight)
• Netherlands (clogs and bicycles and windmills and boats)
• Neverland (dancing all night with Peter)
• New Zealand
• North Pole (via the Polar express)
• Oxford in England (antique/vintage shopping, bookshops)
• Paris, France (shopping, Laduree, food markets and the Lourve)
• Scoatney (in search of a crumbling castle)
• Secret Gardens (planting silver bells and cockleshells and marigolds all in a row)
• The Lake District

• A Little Princess
• Atonement
• Bambi
• Bright Star
• Finding Neverland
• Harry Potter
• Hugo
• I Capture the Castle
• Lady and the Tramp
• Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain
• Marie Antoinette
• Midnight in Paris
• Miss Potter
• Moonrise Kingdom
• Peter Pan
• Tangled
• The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
• The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
• Titanic

• brownies
• butter cream
• caramel fudge
• caramel slice
• chocolate
• cupcakes
• devonshire tea
• faery floss
• homemade jam
• lemon meringue pie
• lemon delicious
• macarons
• mashmallows
• muffins
• ooey gooey biscuits (toffee, choc bits)
• pancakes
• shortbread
• sticky date pudding
• sugar mice
• victoria sponge
• apple pie

• ✔ tartan shift dress
• floral pinafore
• ✔ polka dot pinafore
• ✔ gigham circle skirt

• ✔ Anna Karenina
• ✔ Ballet Shoes
• Before Sunrise
• Before Sunset
• ✔ Daisies
• Days of Heaven
• Dead Poets society
• Eternal sunshine of the Spotless Mind
• Farewell, my Queen
• ✔ Kill Your Darlings
• la tête en friche
• ✔ Le renard et l'enfant
• Les Demoiselles de Rochefort
• Lolita
• ✔ Nowhere Boy
• Picnic at Hanging Rock
• ✔ Populaire
• ✔ Renoir
• Russian Ark
• Sleeping Beauty (2011)
• The Duchess

• abandoned books
• dead flowers
• the diving bell and the butterfly
• forgotten hopes and dreams
• letters from soldiers to their sweetheart
• nostalgia
• old porcelain dolls
• Peter Pan
• photo albums
• sad eyed boys
• starry skies
• the knowledge that childhood has slipped by
• the old woman who tries to sell her antiques every Sunday
• the rare occasions you see someone cry
• the titanic wreckage;
• treasures at the bottom of the sea

• be a 'Tumbleweed' at Shakespeare and Co. Paris
• fall in love
• find a forest and become completely lost
• find a perfect vintage bike. Ride it more regularly than driving
• go on an art tour in Italy
• go to Antarctica
• have a party for my 18th. Theme: Marie Antoinette
• live in Paris for a year at least
• master another language
• meet Eddie Redmayne
• own a bakery
• paint a book for children (like Beatrix Potters tales)
• ride the carousel in Paris
• see sadness in someones eyes and fix it
• send a message in a bottle
• study overseas
• take up saxophone as a hobby again (I mis...

Indicates for school*

January

• Extremely loud and incredibly close -Jonathan Safran Foer.
• Winnie the Pooh 80th anniversary edition - A.A Milne
• The Lost Garden -Helen Humphreys
• Frankenstein -Mary Shelley*

February

• Birdsong -Sebastian Faulks
• Looking for Alaska -John Green
• Stargirl -Jerry Spinelli
• A Little Princess -Frances Hodgson Burnett
• The Invention of Hugo Cabret -Brian Selznick

March

• Paris: A Guide to the City's Creative Heart -Janelle McCulloch
• The Hunger Games -Suzanne Collins

April

• Medea -Euripides*

• baking
• buying new pajamas or night gowns
• chocolate
• dancing in your room with music on full blast
• having a bath with lots of bubbles
• helping a stranger
• laughter with friends and family
• painting and drawing
• reading
• singing
• stargazing
• staying off Facebook for a while
• tidying and decorating your room
• watching feel good movies (no matter how corny) and musicals
• watching the sun set
• writing
• buying gifts for Christmas and festive crafts

• Angelina ballerina
• Franklin
• Hairy Maclary
• Lizzie McGuire
• Madeline
• Modern Classics of Hans Christian Andersen
• Pingu
• The World of Peter Rabbit and friends
• The Worst Witch

• art galleries
• bakeries
• bookshops
• cafes
• forests
• gardens
• grandparents
• hills
• ice rinks
• imaginary worlds
• kitchen
• libraries
• lush
• museums
• my room
• the markets
• theaters
• vintage shops

• Wishing for tomorrow_-Hilary McKay
• Dead Poets Society_-Kleinbaum, N.H
• ✔ Sweet Paris_-Paul, Michael
• ✔ The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories Vol. 1
• ✔ The Language of Flowers_-Diffenbaugh, Vanessa
• The Loveliest Chocolate Shop in Paris_-Colgan, Jenny
• Picnic at Hanging Rock_-Joan Lindsay
• Crush_-Siken, Richard
• The Last Unicorn_-Peter S. Beagle
• Starust_-Neil Gaiman
• ✔ Red Velvet and Chocolate Heartache

• buy a second hand analog camera-take photos
• catch up with pen pal correspondence
• cook dinner more often
• ✔ DIY exercise books for uni (inspired by O-Check)
• do a lot more thrifting
• do some self study (ie French, astronomy)
• learn to drive...
• paint (and begin creating a storybook)
• ✔ plan potential 18th party
• pocket book sketch
• ✔ preserve some flowers
• ✔ read
• ✔ sew a denim circle skirt
• sew some floral skirts
• star gaze
• tend to a little garden of my own (buy some fuchsias)
• ✔ write, write, write

Abracadabra, wow!

• I like boys who work in bookshops and girls who keep dream journals
• I like forgotten treasures
• I like books that break your heart
• I like water droplets on rose petals
• I like swift glances exchanged with strangers
• I like lighting candles while listening to mix tapes
• I like watching a film in an empty cinema
• I like people who never smile. Ever. And I like people who smile
• I like ribbons tied around wrists
• I love peter pan collars
• Today I soaked up the sunshine

In some ways, I love everything. It's less, it's less of a thing to like, it's less distinct, it's less particular. I like things I like but I love everything. Ther...

• an avid baker (and eater...)
• childish
• but also more mature than most my age
• don't want to grow up, yet cannot wait for a new chapter in life
• a heart for sadness and beauty
• I have terrible wanderlust
• horrendously fragile. Find myself crying too much
• and yet, I have a fighting spirit.
• had a kidney transplant when I was eight years old
• independent
• keeps a diary of hopes and dreams
• likes vintage clothes
• loves to read more than anything
• romantic mind
• still (secretly) aches to fly away to Neverland
• terrible at math
• tiny compared to my tall family

• All the world is made of is faith, and trust, and pixie dust
• Can anything harm us, mother, after the night-lights are lit?" "Nothing, precious," she said; "they are the eyes a mother leaves behind her to guard her children.
• Dreams do come true, if only we wish hard enough. You can have anything in life if you will sacrifice everything else for it.
• I'm not young enough to know everything
• If growing up means it would be beneath my dignity to climb a tree, I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up! Not me!
• If you have it (love), you don't need to have anything else, and if you don't have it, it doesn't matter much what else you have.
• Let no one who loves be unhappy, even love unreturned has its rainbow

• James Franco
• Dane DeHaan
• Ben Whishaw
• Dylan O'Brian
• Eddie Redmayne
• Freddie Highmore
• James McAvoy
• Peter Pan
• Peter Pevensie
• Robbie Turner
• Sam Claflin

• ✔ a job (to earn lots and lots of pennies)
• a typewriter
• Air Mail letter set
• all twenty three editions of Beatrix Potters tales
• bicycle
• ✔ biscuit cutters
• DSLR camera
• ✔ eyeliner
• faery lights
• Flower Fairies Complete collection
• glitter nailpolish
• Kinfolk ice cream magazine issue
• ✔ Ladurees cookbook Sucre
• ✔ Lush (can never have too much of it)
• ✔ mary janes
• musical carousel
• ✔ new coat
• ✔ new letter writing stationary
• ✔ peter pan collar blouse with gold glitter collar

Read:

• Pride & Prejudice- Jane Austen
• The Rose and the Beast- Francesca Lia Block
• Never Let me Go- Kazuo Ishiguro
• The Bell Jar- Sylvia Plath
• The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe- C.S Lewis
• Lunch in Paris- Elizabeth Bard
• Complete book of Grimms fairytales
• Enduring Love- Ian McEwan
• Love in the making- Roisin Meaney
• A doll house- Henrik Ibsen
• Life of Pi- Yann Martel
• Lolita- Vladimir Nabokov
• I Capture the Castle- Dodie Smith
• The Secret Garden- Frances Hodgson Burnett
• Maestro- Peter Goldsworthy
• Chocolat- Joanna Harris
• Wildwood Dancing- Juliet Marillier