As some of my friends suggested, I'll post a quote for the week and a book of the month. As some of you notice, New York Times Bestsellers are having a more amount of entries. The better books are being published by months. Series are also getting new books.
So look forward to that happening sometime either this week or the next. Thanks for supporting the blog.
Did you notice the fish? Are they distracting in a way that I should keep them or delete the gadget?
Signed,
Iz
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Friday, May 3, 2013
Being a Fangirling Booknerd
Everyone has their moments, that is totally true. If you are a fangirl, these moments do not come at a handy-dandy time. They just happen wherever you:
- Read a really (exciting, shipping, sad, unexpected etc.) moment
- Look at fanart
- Going on a wikia and seeing a new plot
- Seeing spoilers
- Anything else that gives you
b) a roller coaster of emotions
c) huge smiles
d) goosebumps
e) Remind me, did I say a roller coaster of emotions?
Readers experience this almost every minute of their lives. My parents and younger brother just stare at me like I turned into a psycopath. I don't think they know about all of those other girls and boys out there like you. I think the same goes for Directioners, Swifties, and Beliebers. I am a Swiftie.
You know some readers have a theory that authors meet at a cafe and just plan character deaths. It just becomes so sudden. Did you know that J.K. Rowling actually considered killing off Ron mid-way through the Harry Potter Series? Did you know how many times Katniss in The Hunger Games contradicts her thoughts? Suzanne Collins killed off so many of my favorite characters in Mockingjay. In The Last Olympian, many demigods died. I will not end this with a spoiler. Several die in Veronica Roth's Insurgent. Maybe I did end with a spoiler, but I think that you guys know such things happen.
I will try to keep the topic of death away from this now.
Signed (by a reader that answers to the name of),
Iz
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