Spring is slowly saying hello to us all. Here's a little video I made, just because I was inspired by the sort of Spring weather, floral designs everywhere, and my backyard.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Monday, March 4, 2013
addicted to PINTEREST.
I just signed up for this one. I've been using it even before I started my own account, and it's so addicting! If you have a pinterest account, share it below. I'd like to follow you!
Happy Monday!
Thursday, February 21, 2013
currently reading this wonderfully written book!
I am not even halfway done with this book, but I am already in love with it.
I hope it ends well, and that I end up loving it when I'm done with it, but so far, it's awesome.
I love the writing especially, and the fact that it is incredibly bookish.
I mean, look at this part here! (contains no spoilers by the way)
I am sure some of you will feel like you could have written this part! I know when I read it, I automatically got up and took a photo of it. I knew I had to show you guys.
Ereaders can be awesome, but it's certainly not for everyone!
:)
Hope you are having a wonderful week so far.
Monday, February 18, 2013
buying books is both good and bad.
The whole season of fall, I don't think I really bought any books. That is a pretty big deal, especially for me. I just wasn't into it at all, and couldn't find anything that captured my interest. This past January though, and this February, I have been slowly getting back to one of my favorite things.
BOOK BUYING.
BOOK BUYING.
Now this can be a good thing, and a bad thing at the same time.
Good for me since I am back to reading and loving it, but bad... for my wallet!
I mean, do I really need another book? I don't have space on my bookshelves anymore, and I really need to think about getting bins for my other books to keep somewhere else or something. But I couldn't help myself. To be honest, I am pretty excited about this growing enthusiasm. It's about time it came back!
Here's the books I got so far in 2013. It's not much, but it's a good place to start after a horrible reading slump.
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan
Villette by Charlotte Bronte
Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
World War Z by Max Brooks
What books have you bought so far this year?
And is book buying exciting as exciting for you as actually reading it? For me it is! I'd like to hear from you.
Friday, February 15, 2013
currently reading + intriguing introductions!
This book, World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War, is what I'm currently reading right now.
A lot of people have been giving this book 5 star ratings, and since it's going to be a movie, starring Brad Pitt, I thought I should go ahead and read it too, since I am planning to watch it when it comes out. The trailer looks really cool, and the book's synopsis made me want to dig in. And while I haven't even really started reading yet, I want to go ahead and point out how incredibly intriguing this 'introduction' is!
A lot of people have been giving this book 5 star ratings, and since it's going to be a movie, starring Brad Pitt, I thought I should go ahead and read it too, since I am planning to watch it when it comes out. The trailer looks really cool, and the book's synopsis made me want to dig in. And while I haven't even really started reading yet, I want to go ahead and point out how incredibly intriguing this 'introduction' is!
It goes by many names: "The Crisis," "The Dark Years," "The Walking Plague," as well as newer and more hip titles such as "World War Z" or "Z War One."I personally dislike this last moniker as it implies an inevitable "Z War Two." For me, it will always be "The Zombie War," and while many may protest the scientific accuracy of the word zombie, they will be hard pressed to discover a more globally accepted term for the creatures that almost caused our extinction. Zombie remains a devastating word, unrivaled in its power to conjure up so many memories or emotions, and it is these memories, and emotions, that are the subject of this book.
This record of the greatest conflict in human history owes its genesis to a much smaller, much more personal conflict between me and the chairperson of the United Nation's Postwar Commission Report.
If that doesn't make you want to read more, I don't know what will!
Are there any books in particular that you remember grabbed you right from the beginning? And also, out of curiosity, what are you all reading this week?
Happy Friday!
Thursday, February 14, 2013
valentine's day and my favorite love stories.
I feel like anytime I post a list of my favorite love stories, they always remain the same. Here are the ones that are constant, no matter what.
Ron and Hermione from the Harry Potter series.
Henry and Claire from The Time Traveler's Wife.
Jamie and Langdon from A Walk to Remember.
Liesel and Rudy from The Book Thief.
Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester from Jane Eyre.
Snape and Lily from the Harry Potter series.
I would love to hear your favorite love stories (or couples).
I would also love to hear what you all are up to today? Today I am treating myself to Starbucks, and a book (or two). Happy Thursday, and Happy Valentine's Day!
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