A TAG! YAY!

Today, I will be doing the Candy Book Tag! The lovely Izel over at A Bookish Flower tagged me earlier this week to do this and I thought it would be the perfect post since, you know, it's Halloween tomorrow...! 

And while I'm at it: THANK YOU IZEL!!! I follow your blog religiously and I was so surprised/happy/excited to see my name at the end of your post! You rock my dear!:D

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- No one is obligated to participate, even if they are tagged -

- If you decide to participate, answer the questions and then tag 5 other bloggers -

- Please notify the people you’ve selected when they are tagged! -

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It is the end my friends! NaNoWriMo has arrived and it is time for me to give you guys some last minute advice.

I'm kind of late to the party I know, but today I'm sharing with you guys a list of books that are PERFECT to get in the Halloween spirit! So grab your candy and a blanket because you're about to get chills!

Sorry about last week guys! As I said on Twitter, I was busy finishing my NaNoWriMo calendars and to be frank, I just didn't have a book to review... I know! I've been so occupied in the last two weeks that I only just finished Madly, by Amy Alward.

The end of this series of posts is near guys; next week will be the last one!
Let's  not get too dramatic right away though because today I am sharing with you my plans for this year!

Autobiographies...
I have a hard time with the mere concept of them and here is why.

By definition, a autobiography is the story of someone's life, written by that same person.

Here the first reason why I'm not a fan of biography: it makes the author look like he's full of himself/herself.

 

Why do you have the need to share your life with everyone? What makes you think that you are so extraordinary that everyone is dying to know every single detail of your existence?

I admire a lot of people, but I do not want to know all there is to know about them. I enjoy their work and that's good enaugh for me.

 

 

 

What day is it? It's Tuesday!
And what does that mean? It means another Top Ten Tuesday post!

This week, were talking about the authors we would like to see write a book together!
The experience I've had with co-authors were always positive (Burn for Burn, Good Omens) so I would be totally down with my favorite authors collaborating together to write masterpieces! Here are the duo I would like to see most:

Hello everyone!
How's it going on this wonderful Monday? Great I hope! For my part, I just had an awesome Thanks Giving dinner with my family yesterday and I ate SO much!

Anyways, I am here today to review a book that has got everyone raving; yes, I'm talking about Dumplin', by Julie Murphy!

So here's the deal people, you want to make sure your character isn't flat and so you make him/her evolve through your story. Cool! Perfect even! That's what makes your characters interesting!
But there's a flipping limit to character development.

Let me explain myself.

I'm sure you've all read a book where there was this really dark, mysterious guy with snarky comebacks.
here I'm talking about...

Some of you who won't be participating in NaNoWriMo might start to get annoyed by these posts... But I don't really care if you are because I'm sure some people are actually interested. Or at least I am!
So I'm sorry if this is the case, but you'll just have to deal with the fact that today is another WRIMOS UNITE post!

Ten bookish things I want to quit/need to quit/have quit... Well this one is different!
Let's get right into it!

I wanted to love this book, I really did. But unfortunately, The Sky is Everywhere turned into a DNF.

I was about 75 pages in and just could not bring myself to really get involved in the story. So I read some dialogue here and there till the end and I'm glad I did not spend more time actually reading the whole book because it was really NOT for me.

Hi guys! As you can see, I am taking part in a Blog Tour this week! *start jumping up and down while clapping hands*

Jessica from Bookish Serendipity is starting this amazing adventure and I'm really happy to be part of it. I won't say more and let her explain everything to you guys. Enjoy!

  

It's Thursday today and this means that... it's time for a new WRIMOS UNITE post!
Today, I wanted to share with you my personal NaNoWriMo experience. Let's go back to the beginning, shall we?