D: What book do you hate that most others love?

1. I hate The Boy In Striped Pyjamas with a burning passion but I don’t think anyone even likes that xD

2. I don’t really enjoy Looking For Alaska which is a book I think many people like.

3. I didn’t like The Artist of the Floating World as much as I thought I would (a post-WW2 Japan? count me in!) because I thought it had so much more potential... but maybe that is just my own stupidity xD

G: What’s your favorite reading spot?

A windowsill in the morning, a quiet bench in afternoon and my bed at night.

I: Do you have a favorite poet?

I write a lot of poetry but I am sad to say I don’t read a lot of poetry books outside of school.

One of the first poets I ever liked was Edgar Allan Poe. He traumatised my childhood and I still love him. A month ago I made a presentation about Vladimir Mayakovsky and had to read his poetry for that - I really liked his style and ideology.

Overall, if I have to choose one, I would say Sylvia Plath because I read her whole collection, I know her story and the topics she discusses are of utmost importance to me!

(If this is interesting, I am planning to read the poetry of Maya Angelou because of her social importance and because my friends reccommended them to me. Also the poems of Percy Shelley because it is embarrassing how I know his whole life but none of his works.)

thank you so much for askingg^^

Enjoy a book alongside your breakfast today 🥰

BRAZEN: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked The World

By Pénélope Bagieu

A: What’s the first book you see with a red spine?

I had all of my red books in one place so I saw like 4 of them at once!

I saw my copy of The Communist Manifesto in Russian and I Am Malala (if that can be considered red) and I don’t know which first xD

C: Do you remember the first book you ever read?

Um- I'd be lying if I said yes.

It probably was a children's book which I read when I was around 4-5. One of the first book series I've read was Hetty Feather by Jaqueline Wilson, in 4-5 grade. One of the first serious books I've read was Unique in 6th grade for school. Also The Book Thief in 6th grade - that got me into reading.

S: Hardcover or paperback?

Paperback because I am poor. Also because they are bendy and feel nice. Also because I read in random places like my bed - paperback comes in handy.

X: What book has your favorite cover art?

There are so many- I will just choose from the books I own.

1. To Kill A Mockingbird graphic novel version cover (muah)

2. The Phantom of the Opera Macmillan Collector’s Edition cover (a pic is on my blog)

3. Brazen: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked the World comic book cover (its so shiny and cool!)

thank you so much for the ask! <3

All The Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr

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Enjoying one of my favourite historical fiction novels alongside some old-fashioned tea.