I was tagged by the lovely Audrey @ Audrey Writes Abroad. Thank you so much for tagging me. It’s been a fat minute since I’ve done a tag, so I know I’m going to have a lot of fun with this.
These are the rules:
Show your WIP in 10-20 GIFs (or more, eff them rules), or about a book recently read that you loved! It’s up to you! Just make sure to tag me so I can read your awesome GIF story!
Since I’m not writer, I’m going to choose a book I recently read.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve noticed that the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before movie on Netflix blew up when it first came out. Everyone is buzzing about it, and not having Netflix access at the moment, I was devastated that I couldn’t join in on all the conversation and fangirling everyone was doing.
Recently, my friend invited me over to her house and we watched the movie together, and let me tell you, the movie is GLORIOUS. It was so cute that I wanted to combust with gooey happiness.
I was so in love that I decided to dedicate a whole post about how much I love this movie. That being said, there are major spoilers in this post, so if you haven’t watched the movie or read the book and plan on doing so, I highly suggest you skip on reading this and come back later.
Just a warning: There is a lot of shouting and fangirling in this post. Not sorry about it.
2017 is coming to an end… and thank goodness for that. It’s been a rough year, to say the least, but that didn’t stop me from reading some pretty freaking awesome books. I didn’t read as much as I wanted to this year, but that just means I’m going to try extra hard in 2018 to get to all the books I want to read.
Too many books, not enough time, am I right?
Yesterday’s post was a big cringe-y so I decided to also make a second post about the opposite side of the feeling spectrum, which is the best bookish feelings ever!
Also, on a totally unrelated note, I was at Barnes and Noble yesterday doing some Christmas book shopping for my sister and checking out their annual signed book collection. I couldn’t find one of the books my sister asked for so I asked one of the workers there and while he was looking it up he started talking about how he didn’t like Harry Potter. It’s safe to say I was a little aghast because I can’t understand how someone could not like Harry Potter.
Inspired by the oddly unsatisfying videos all over the internet, I decided to compile a list of bookish feelings that are the absolute worst.
We all know that feeling: the level of deep despair that only a fangirl is capable of reaching.
Of course, to counteract the icky feelings I’m going cause, my next post will be a list of the best bookish feelings.
Title: Body Language
Series: Heart and Brain
Author: The Awkward Yeti (Nick Seluk)
Published: 10/03/17
Genre: humor, comics
Pages: 144
My Rating: ★★★★★
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Title: Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir
Series: standalone
Author: Jenny Lawson
Published: 04/17/12
Genre: adult, memoir, humor
Pages: 318
My Rating: 3.5 / 5
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