More book asks!! 1, 2, 8, 23, 24, 27, 30 and 39 please!
Oh awesome, thank you for the book ask!Â
Iâm reading Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
2: Describe the last scene you read in as few words as possible. No character names or title.
Woman has lunch with new sister-in-law, still doesnât realise new husband is an ass who doesnât love her.Â
8: Why are you reading the book youâre currently reading?Â
Because @lorenzo-of-slytherin recommended it to me! Itâs not the usual kind of book Iâd go for, but Iâm enjoying it so far (well, enjoying ranting at the main character for being wilfully deluded about her marriage)
23: Did your family or friends influence you to read when you were younger?
Hmm not really, most of my family didnât read for fun when I was growing up, and my closest friends werenât big readers either. If anything I was probably the one who influenced the books they read I still havenât forgiven myself for the being the first person to introduce Twilight to my year and lend my books out to all my friends
24: First book(s) you remember being obsessed with
Whizzard! by Steve Barlow - t was the first fantasy book I ever read and enjoyed
27: How/where do you purchase your books?
I usually get ebooks and read them on my kindle, but I also pop into secondhand bookshops to see what catches my fancy, or ask for books for my birthday and Christmas. I very rarely buy physical copies of new books, unless itâs something Iâve been looking forward to for a long time.Â
30: One book everyone should read
The Golem and the Jinni, by Helene Wecker. Thereâs not a single part of that book that I donât love.Â
This is tricky. A lot of the books I tend to read donât really have villains? The only villain I can think of is probably Queen Levana from the Lunar Chronicles.