It's no secret that I love outlet shopping centres, whenever I am near one I have to go and check it out. What is there not to love though, there's always massive discounts, great food places and they often have events on too.
London Designer Outlet is located in Central London right next to Wembley stadium and is close to the M25, probably the most accessible outlet centre in the UK. There are 70 outlet shops, restaurants and café's including H&M, The Body Shop, Jimmy's World Grill, Lindt and Marks and Spencer's. London Designer Outlet is a great place for a family day out as there are shops for everyone. As well as the amazing shops there is a 9 screen Cineworld complex so that you can make the most of your trip to the outlet.
The shops are open until 8pm Monday- Sunday and the restaurants and Cineworld are open until late. This makes London Designer Outlet the perfect place to go after work as you can do a bit of shopping, watch one of the latest film releases and then go for a lovely meal afterwards. The best part is you can do all of this in one place!
Have you been to London Designer Outlet?
Megan xx
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Reading is something that I love to do, however I don't I've ever mentioned my love of books on here before. I have a massive list of books on my 'to buy list' so thought I would share a couple of them with you. I will link the book title to where you can buy it from and get more information etc.
In case anyone was wondering I buy my books mainly from Waterstones, Amazon and shops at local outlet shopping centres such as The Works and independent book stores.
The Perks Of Being A Wallflower - Stephen Chbosky
I don't know a great deal about this book, however a few people have recommended it to me so hopefully I will enjoy it. I will let you know what I think of it when I get it.
The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern
I'm not really to sure of the genre of this book however from reading the blurb and descriptions of the book I think it is a fantasy/magical novel. It tells the story of a circus that only appears at night and disappears again at dawn and the mystery behind this.
The Book Thief - Markus Zusak
I really like reading books before I watch the film adaptations so seeing as The Book Thief book and film are being talked about so much at the moment I think I really need to give it a read. Set In Germany during the second world war it doesn't sound like the type of book I would usually enjoy, however this sounds like a real page turner.
Looking For Alaska - John Green
I've just started reading The Fault in our Stars by John Green and love his writing style so really want to read Looking For Alaska next. I've heard it's an emotional love story so think I need to get the tissues ready!
The Scorch Trials - James Dashner
I have just finished reading The Maze Runner, the first book in this series, and really enjoyed it. It was a lot darker than I was expecting and the book is written in such a way that it becomes scary that the world will end up like it is in the book. I hope that the next book is as good as the first and carries the same emotion. If you like dystopian books I'd definitely recommend giving The Maze Runner a read.
The Rosie Project - Graeme Simsion
The Rosie Project sounds a bit like the life of a man having a mid life crisis. Having never had a second date, Don comes up with 'the wife project', a scientific test to find the perfect partner. Not everything goes to plan and Don's life becomes chaotic.
Adorkable - Sarra Manning
Adorkable sounds like the perfect book for a bit of light reading. Its a love story between a popular blogger and a boy she has nothing in common with. I don't normally read romance novels as they are generally predictable but this seems like it could have many unexpected twists.
I'd love to know what your favourite books are? I'm always looking for new ones to read!
If you'd like reviews on any of these books let me know and I will review them when I've read them.
Megan xx
Going on a cruise is something that I would love to do. When I go on holiday I don't like to stay in one place, so going on a cruise would be perfect for me. Imagine being dropped off in a different country every couple of days and being free to explore but you don't have to spend your whole holiday in one place. Fred Olsen have cruise holidays from the UK to Europe and the rest of the world so with them you really are spoilt for choice.
I would personally love to go on a cruise around the France/Spain area of Europe. I know they aren't exactly far away but I think that the area would be a lovely place to go to on a cruise. With Fred Olsen you cruise from Southampton, Bristol, Dover, Liverpool, Newcastle and many other places around the UK.
Cruises with Fred Olsen are catered mainly towards older people which I think is great as if people want a nice relaxing cruise holiday they don't always want children running around making noise. Fred Olsen also cater to people travelling alone and adults in general and there are plenty of chances to be sociable on board with activities like bingo, bridge and also a spa, golf nets and a library. The prices at Fred Olsen are also very good and all food is included as well as most drinks and access to the entertainment and leisure facilities.
Have you ever been on a cruise?
Megan x
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