YA Midnight reads

Gravity

Gravity · Oct 11, 2014

blog/Gravity/index_b-60755.html

Shady

Shady · Oct 11, 2014

Here you are, dearest

Cailey

Cailey · Oct 11, 2014

I answered on my non-YWS blog. I hope that's ok...

http://caijo.blogspot.com/2014/10/a-bit ... books.html

elysian

elysian · Oct 11, 2014

blog/Lylas/index_b-60757.html

Herrreeee <3

Rook

Rook · Oct 11, 2014

blog.php?u=35143&b=60758
^_^

birk

birk · Oct 11, 2014

Never done a blog post and not about to start now.

1) Who is one of your favourite authors?
Jonathan Safran Foer.

2) Ebooks, Paperback or Hardcover?
Hardcover all the way. Paperbacks are too small and I don't like ebooks. (can't smell a new ebook...)

3) What is your favourite genre and why?
Science fiction and historical fiction. Mainly because both of them interest me.

4) Why/when did you start writing?
I always liked writing. It's where I got my best grades. I didn't start writing in my free time until I was around 17-18 though.

5) Why/when did you start to love reading?
Again, in my free time I didn't really read that much until I was around 17. I do know what made me fall in love with reading though. There was a day at school I had to miss one day, in the following class I had to pick a book to read, as everyone else already had. Most of them had gone for 'A Thousand Splendid Suns', which there weren't any more of left. To that end, I went for 'Extremely Close and Incredibly Loud' by Jonathan Safran Foer. Still my fave book to this day.

6) If you could enter a fictional world for a day, which would it be?
Middle Earth, definitely. Go through Minas Tirith, hang out in the Shire etc. Nice.

7) Who would be your fictional boyfriend/girlfriend?
Uh, I don't know? Weird question. Lisbeth Salander?

8) What is your favourite classic book?
Don Quixote by Cervantes.

9) If you could only read series or standalone books for the rest of your life, which would it be? Standalone.

10) If you had to burn three books in the world because they were so bad, which would they be? Dan Brown's Robert Langdon series. Including 'The Da Vinci Code' and all it's sequels.

Never done a blog post and not about to start now.

[b]1) Who is one of your favourite authors?[/b]
Jonathan Safran Foer.

[b]2) Ebooks, Paperback or Hardcover?[/b]
Hardcover all the way. Paperbacks are too small and I don't like ebooks. (can't smell a new ebook...)

[b]3) What is your favourite genre and why?[/b]
Science fiction and historical fiction. Mainly because both of them interest me.

[b]
4) Why/when did you start writing?
[/b] I always liked writing. It's where I got my best grades. I didn't start writing in my free time until I was around 17-18 though.

[b]5) Why/when did you start to love reading?
[/b] Again, in my free time I didn't really read that much until I was around 17. I do know what made me fall in love with reading though. There was a day at school I had to miss one day, in the following class I had to pick a book to read, as everyone else already had. Most of them had gone for [i]'A Thousand Splendid Suns'[/i], which there weren't any more of left. To that end, I went for [i]'Extremely Close and Incredibly Loud'[/i] by [i]Jonathan Safran Foer[/i]. Still my fave book to this day.

[b]6) If you could enter a fictional world for a day, which would it be?[/b]
Middle Earth, definitely. Go through Minas Tirith, hang out in the Shire etc. Nice.

[b]7) Who would be your fictional boyfriend/girlfriend?[/b]
Uh, I don't know? Weird question. Lisbeth Salander?

[b]8) What is your favourite classic book?[/b]
Don Quixote by [i]Cervantes[/i].
[b]
9) If you could only read series or standalone books for the rest of your life, which would it be?[/b] Standalone.

[b]10) If you had to burn three books in the world because they were so bad, which would they be?[/b] [i]Dan Brown's[/i] Robert Langdon series. Including [i]'The Da Vinci Code'[/i] and all it's sequels.