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Review of OnlineBookClub.org: Easy Money or Hard Work?
If you want to earn a few dollars on the side, writing online book reviews could be the answer. OnlineBookClub is an established website that pays for reviews. Here is an overview of my experience writing for them.
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Get Paid to Write Online Book Reviews: Legit or a Scam?
If you love reading, this could be the gig for you. You can earn from writing reviews. Does this sound too good to be true or is it a scam?
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No-Dig Gardening: An Eco-Friendly Trend
A new buzz phrase among organic gardeners is “no-dig gardening”. What is it, and is it a useful method of cultivation for your garden?
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Plot, Structure, and Point of View
A satisfying read has a well-developed plot, a good narrative structure, and an interesting point of view. Here are explanations of these terms and tips on how to use them to improve your writing.
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6 Gadgets That Will Help You Avoid Turning on the Heat This Winter
Here are some of the best gadgets to keep your hands and feet warm at home. They will help you save on heating bills too.
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6 Beauty Hacks to Save Money on Makeup
Need ways to make the pennies go further? Follow these tips to make your makeup last longer.
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How to Make Perfect Pie Crust Every Time
Follow these simple steps for the secret to making no-fail pie crust.
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8 Websites With Free-to-Use Images
Good pictures make articles and blogs more attractive. There are plenty of free-to-use images available. Here are some of the websites offering them.
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What Is a Nickel Test Kit and How Do I Use It? Product Review
If jewelry contains nickel, you may suffer an allergic reaction. Here is my review of a home testing kit for nickel that can help prevent you getting a skin rash.
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How to Chop Onions Without Crying: Tear-Free Cooking
I love cooking with onions, but I don’t want to cry as I slice them. Here are some easy tips to help you chop veg like a pro and stay tear-free.
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6 Gadgets to Open a Screw Lid With Arthritic Hands
Unscrewing the lid of a glass jar can be difficult. Here are some useful gadgets that will help make it easy.
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5 Handy Tips to Keep Your Oven Clean During Cooking
Some tips and tricks to stop unsightly grease splashes in your cooker. These tips will keep your oven clean and fresh without too much effort.
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7 Wood Burner Stove Gift Ideas
Here are some gift ideas for someone who owns a cozy wood burner. These stocking-fillers make great presents.
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How to Stop Seagulls From Stealing Your Food
If you’re planning to eat outdoors, then watch out for nuisance seagulls. They steal your lunch and can spoil a holiday. Here are some tips to help protect your food from these aggressive thieves.
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How to Give Feedback in a Writing Workshop or Critique Group
Many writers find it helpful to get honest feedback. Writers' groups are ideal for this purpose. Here are some guidelines to make it a positive experience for both giver and receiver.
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How to Write a Cover Letter to a Literary Agent
You want to get published but don’t have an agent. Getting into print can be tough. Here are some tips to make your initial contact with a literary agent more effective.
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How to Pass Exams With Top Grades
Exam and test results are important as they can open and close career options. Here are some tips to help you study and gain high marks.
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7 Gift Ideas for Beginner Birdwatchers
Do you want to buy a birdwatcher a present? Here are some gift ideas that will appeal to birders and nature lovers alike.
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"The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse" Book Review
This illustrated novel has topped both the adult and children’s bestseller lists. Folksy yet deep, this unusual book is an international favorite.
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Extreme Sports: All About Wingsuit Flying
Are you an adrenaline-junkie? Do you love extreme sports? Then wingsuit flying could be the perfect hobby for you.
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The Secret to Making Perfect Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
Really good scrambled eggs are light and fluffy and taste delicious. They are a quick and easy snack. Here are my tips for making the best eggs ever.
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See the Northern Lights With Hurtigruten: Cruise Review
Travel the coast of Norway and see the Northern lights with Norwegian ferry company, Hurtigruten. It's different from a traditional cruise.
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Venice, Italy, Is Being Destroyed by Tourism and Flooding
Venice has history, architecture and canals. Millions of tourists visit the city every year. They bring money and employment, but there are downsides too.
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Get Tickets for Wimbledon Tennis 2024: How to Enter the Ballot for 2025
Plan ahead to get fairly priced tickets for next summer's Wimbledon championships. Here’s how to avoid the ticket touts and see live tennis.
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How to Tell if a Poetry Contest Is Legit or a Scam
Are you a poet who wants to be published? Have you entered a writing competition and had your poem included in an anthology? Here are some tips to avoid being scammed.
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How to Identify People and Places in Old Photos Using the Internet
Online searches help you find out about people and places in old photos. Here are my 6 best tips on how to use the internet for your research.
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How to Stop Birds Attacking Windows (Why Do Robins Knock on Glass?)
Some birds fly repeatedly at windows and attack their reflection. Here are some cheap and easy ideas that really work to stop them from doing this.
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How to Get Rid of Lint Balls and Pilling From Clothes
You can remove and prevent pilling or lint bobbling on clothes. Here’s why it happens and some tips to get rid of fuzz-balls if they occur.
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5 Secrets of Making Easy-Peel Hard Boiled Eggs
Hard boiled eggs are great for salads. Here are some tips to make your hard-boiled eggs easy-to-peel.
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Meaning and Origin of the Idiom: The Million Dollar Question
The origin of the phrase, “That's the million dollar question” is linked to two 20th century TV quiz shows: "Take It or Leave it" and "The $64,000 Question". Learn more about how "million dollar question” became a common catchphrase.
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Medieval Castles Were Smelly, Damp, and Dark
Life in a medieval castle could be relatively comfortable, but for some it would have been a smelly and dirty place to live. It depended on whether you were born wealthy or poor, a noble or a serf.
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How to Choose Earrings for Sensitive Ears: Are Hypoallergenic Ones a Good Choice?
Choosing earrings for sensitive ears can be tricky. The label "hypoallergenic" does not mean earrings are allergy free. Here are some tips to help you find jewelry that suits your sensitive skin.
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How to Crack and Shell Walnuts: 8 Ways to Open Raw Nuts
Some nuts are easy to shell but walnuts can be awkward. The edible part of the nut often shatters along with the shell. Here are some cracking ideas to solve the problem.
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Gold Testing: How to Tell What Karat Your Gold Is
Most gold has a karat hallmark on it, but it may be too worn to read. You can do a simple acid test at home to determine the karat rating, and the equipment is relatively cheap to buy.
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What Is the Difference Between a Bine and a Vine?
People use the words bine and vine as if they mean the same. But each type of plant grows in a different way. Here's how to tell them apart.