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Happy Tuesday guys! I am here with September’s first Top Ten Tuesday post, a weekly original meme made by the lovelies at The Broke and The Bookish. This week’s post is a tv-themed topic, and so I am going to list a few books that I wish were made into TV shows.
Ever since watching J.J Abram’s incredibly underrated show, Fringe, I became obsessed with the concept of parallel universes and butterfly effects and the works. And why shouldn’t I be? Imagine the world that you live in, and then imagine another world that is incredibly similar to the one you live in but with few distinct differences, and that in this world there is a version of you too–a person who could pass off as your twin, but a person who is you, but not quite you. Maybe, in this other world, you are the President’s daughter. Continue reading “Top Ten Books With Parallel Universes”
Hi guys! I am a day late with my Top Ten Tuesday post, a weekly meme hosted by the bookish masterminds at The Broke and The Bookish. I am really excited for this week’s topic, which is about ten facts about yourself–could be bookish, could be personal-ish, could be blogger-ish–cause I think this will really help get the bookish community to get to know each other more. Here’s ten bookish facts about me:
Happy Tuesday everyone! It’s time for another Top 10 Tuesday post–a weekly meme created by the amazing people at The Broke And The Bookish
2015 has seen a lot of good books. With hits like Six of Crows by Leigh Burdago or Nicola Yoon’s Everything Everything, 2015 should have been an amazing bookish year right? Well…no, not for me, seeing how as they were so many books I didn’t get the chance to read because life got in the way.
Continue reading “Top Ten 2015 Releases I Meant To Get To But Didn't”
I cannot begin to tell you how difficult it is for me to list only 10 books. Is that too greedy? Okay fine, I’ll play nice. Here are the 10 books I would really love to get my hands on this month!
What’s on your top 10 lists? Let me know in the comments below!
This is certainly not an original idea, but I have been wanting to do this because well–let’s admit it, we all judge a book by its cover–even if it’s just a little bit. Because there are so many gorgeous book covers out there, this is a topic I might be posting every now and then, or at least once a month.
If you see a cover you like just click on the name to visit the book’s Goodreads page.
This week’s top 10 book covers are (in no particular order)–
1) The Unbecoming Of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkins
