#wittybookdragon

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I feel this on such a deep level, my house is too small to house more than five people - and that's not a party, that's a small sad gathering - and Halloween parties are always so much fun ��

I have stolen a few such as Revenge of the Shadow King, The Ultimate Gift, and a dolphin book. There were all from different teachers.

2. Which author has a name you love to say?

None that I can think of.

3. Have you ever bought a book twice on accident?

Yes, it was one of the Stephen Diaries, I bought it at a book store then a few months later at the dollar store.

4. Do you have to visualize characters as you read?

Yes, I also visualize actors and actresses who I think fits the description. For example, I always picture Danielle Campbell as Juliette from the Shatter Me series and Wendy from the Trylle Triology.

5. Would you buy a foreign edition of a book just for the cover? If so which cover are we talking about here? 

As long as it was in English, sure.

6. Do you consider yourself a collector of books? Or a reader?

Both

7. Neil Gaiman. Yay or nay?

Can’t say never read any of his books.

8. The author from whom you own/have read everything?

Rick Riordan, I own and have read all of his books, same with Tahereh Mafi

9. A book that was so bad that you were angry at it, of that you had to quit because you couldn’t take it anymore? 

Lost voices (series by the same name) I stopped reading it because it bugged me that much.

11. Book with the worst title.

1. Favorite reading spot? This is lame but probably my bed.

2. Most reread book? The Goose Girl (Shannon Hale) or The Book Thief (Zusak), which are my two favorite stand alones. I bring them everywhere with me on the off chance that my house burns down.

3. What do you prefer: seeing the movie then reading the book, or reading the book and then seeing the movie? Books first always! Sometimes I never see the movie just to preserve my mental depiction.

4. A book you started reading because the cover appealed to you. Ember in the Ashes (Sabaa Tahir)

5. A book you think is/was overhyped? Ember in the Ashes (still good though ngl I don’t dislike many books).

6. Which author you own the most books from? A mix of Shannon Hale, Cassandra Clare, and Sarah J Maas.

7. Bad bookish habits? I can read lots of books at the same time, which seems good until I have three half-finished books on my shelf and I just keep starting new ones.

8. Least favorite book you’ve read this year? It was an adult book that everyone in my family loves; I think I’m too young for it so I won’t say what it is and ruin it for other people.

9. Do you write notes in the books you read? No but I underline lines that make me laugh out loud. I am literally the world’s worst at drawing straight lines and I’m drawing them while laughing so honestly my funniest books are like scribbled in.

10. Which book is the oldest one you own? I’ve been buying books forever, but the book that made me fall in love with reading was The Goose Girl.

For those I tag, here are your questions!

Thanks for the ask! :D

23: Did your family or friends influence you to read when you were younger?

yes, definitely. I think it was my parents who started the ball rolling with books like My Father’s Dragon, and then it was my elementary school friends obsessing over series like Warriors and Harry Potter that convinced me to read even more, so thanks guys! :)

30: One book everyone should read:

Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein. I can’t even describe how wonderful that book is and I wish more people read it.

39: Favorite villain:

Probably The Lord Ruler from the Mistborn trilogy for reasons I can’t go into without massively spoiling the series 😬

Thank you to the lovely the-marvellous-party for tagging me! Here goes: 

1. I consider myself to be quite funny, even if it’s in a very dry, snarky way that frustrates people. It makes me feel good to make people laugh. 

2. I am tough as hell. I don’t like confrontation but I will fight anyone to my dying breath if it’s for a good cause. (This is despite being like five foot.) 

3. Selfishness. I like the fact I’m selfish, because I’ve always had a problem with demanding respect and putting myself first, so that fact that I’ve developed a sense of being selfish is really important to me, because at the end of the day the only person you are never going to be without is yourself. 

4. Feminist. All the way. I like that definitely. 

5. Intelligence. I’ve worked my ass off to be as intelligent as I am, and I’m super proud of that.