More info under cut, including more violence.

I had started the third chapter a little while ago and just forgot to update it on here, so my apologies. 

I have been trying to write when i can but i do have a controlled assessment for one of my a-levels in a couple weeks (worth 25% of my final grade), so writing is slow lately. 

@bookcub tagged me thank you!! :)

1. Did you have a book phase you are ashamed of? Uh, yeah. After I read Twilight I really got into those crappy vampire romance books...they were good when I read them I was 13 and I wouldn’t like them today.

2. How many books do you have marked as read on goodreads? 111 

3. Worst book you ever read? The Trylle Trilogy by Amanda Hockings...the last one was the worst...you’d expect something bad to happen after everything...but nope all sunshine and rainbows...it was just an annoying series...

Also Maze Runner

4. What are you currently reading? A lot of Brandon Sanderson. Warbreaker, (rereading) Mistborn, and I am listening to Steelheart. 

5. What character do you look the most like? Oh, I don’t know?? Maybe @fiercedruid can think of someone...

6. Do you have any book posters and if so, of what? Yep!! I have a map of Middle Earth (but I really want to get a map from Stormlight or KKC to replace it because I have had it up there forever and I need a change)...I also have a poster of Auri and her gear and a Draccus poster (both are signed)

7. What book do you want to become a movie/TV series (assuming it’s done well of course)? I’d love to see Mistborn on the big screen...(but it would also make an awesome videogame)

8. What is the most quotable book in your opinion? I try to quote books but I can only remember parts of the long ones and I struggle with the shorter ones...but if there are any that get partway out of my mouth they are from KKC

9. What quote has stuck with you? “Blue! Blue! Blue!” will be with me my entire life because of my best friend. She got me a signed copy of NoTW for Xmas and Pat also wrote that quote in it. 

10. Who is your fictional hero? Vin from Mistborn

11. Who is an author you avidly avoid? Probably all those authors I read when I was in my vamp stage...

My questions:  1. Do you listen to audiobooks?  2. Books you are afraid to reread because you're not sure if you’ll still love/like them? 3. Favorite book to recommend people? 4. Do you have trinkets on your bookshelves or is it just books? 5. Do you read the book before seeing the movie/show? 6. What do you use for bookmarks? 7. Favorite scene from your favorite book? 8. What is a genre that you could never get tired of? 9. Do you read travel books? 10. What do you do if someone damages a book you lent them? 11. What is the longest you’ve waited to get a book back from a friend?

This round’s prompt: a book you’ve reread & how you as a reader have changed with time - Join in even if you haven’t been tagged - Answer as elaborately as you want! - Tag friends to make their own micro reviews - Optional: use “#library of micro reviews” to be reblogged by thelibraryofmars on Mondays thru Jan/Feb

Thank you @heretherebebooks for tagging me in this! At first I couldn’t think of a book, then I remembered that I recently re-read Inkheart! Perfect!

1. Title and author: Inkheart by Cornelia Funke (i didn’t even realise it was a trilogy lol whoops- all these years, man)

2. When did you first read this book? oooh my god I actually have no clue. Young, I think. Maybe 12?

3. What made you want to reread it? I’ve re-read it before for sure, and I remember enjoying it/finishing it quickly before. I was in a slump recently and wanted something easy to read that I knew I liked, so I picked Inkheart (and read it in three days).

4. Since first reading it, have you changed? Did this make you notice new things? I have definitely changed I think (i hope, lol, since i was young back then). This time I noticed new things about it, had different opinions about the characters. I love love Elinor, which I’m sure I didn’t the first time around, and she has wormed her way into my ‘favourite characters’ list now.

5. Ultimately, did your opinion of the book change? Um, not really, I still really enjoy reading it. I think the whole concept of the book is just amazing, although I certainly wouldn’t like it to happen to me (unless I could, like, read all of my favourite characters out of my favourite books, then I’d abuse the hell out of that power).