Reading is such a personal activity; there are no two readers in the world that are the same. While some people may have similar tastes, there is not one mould for a ‘Booklover’ and that’s what I love most about my fellow bookmaggots. On account of my ‘being all new to the Book blogger community’, I thought perhaps I should take the opportunity for y’all to get to know me a bit. So here we have ‘Would you rather’. The Bookish Edition… All of these questions were taken from JesseTheReader's Youtube channel which I love, so if you haven’t checked him out yet; do so https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDPo9-NZFNi2Gwe8LnlvAUQ 1.) Read only trilogies or stand-alones Yee-owza, straight in there with a tough one. My absolute favourite book of all time is a standalone ( Uprooted by Naomi Novik FYI). But ordinarily I am a big fan of trilogies. I find a trilogy gives you more time to fall in love with the characters, their development and discover more about the
EVERYONE'S A ALIEBN WHEN UR A ALIEBN TOO by JOMNY SUN “Hmm... Well I guess everybody tells me i am too small and too slow to make a diference in this world but i am makimg a diference in my own world and i hope that is enough” ― Jomny Sun , Everyone's a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too Don’t let the fact that this is a very short review fool you - this is an extremely important book. This book needs to be read by anyone who suffers from depression, anxiety, or who is just struggling to find themselves and their path in life. This graphic novel is a story about an Aliebn called ‘Jomny’ who has been sent to earth to learn about Humabns. Instead he ends up learning about love, friendship and life. It's as simple as that and yet this book totally blew my mind. I tell ya, I never thought I’d be philosophically inspired by a snail. But there we have it. The style of this book is extremely charming, and it’s full of whimsical misspelligns. I'm a fairly rece
NEVERMOOR: THE TRIALS OF MORRIGAN CROW by JESSICA TOWNSEND “The point is—as far as the Society is concerned—if you are not honest, and determined, and brave, then it doesn’t matter how talented you are.” ― Jessica Townsend , The Trials of Morrigan Crow One average day at work there appeared a box on the staff room table. And in that box was bounty of proof copies of new children’s books. And among that plethora was a midnight blue book with golden foil stars. And I thought ‘ooh pretty’ as I hissed like a cat at all the other clamouring booksellers and claimed it as my own. The book I had picked up was Jessica Townsend’s debut novel NEVERMOOR: The trials of Morrigan Crow . I judged a book by its cover and boy did it pay off. Morrigan Crow is a cursed child, destined to die on the eve of her eleventh birthday. But her passing will not be mourned, as her curse has brought misfortune and calamity upon her family and to the general public of Jackalfax. How
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