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Friday, December 16, 2011

Follow Friday: December 15









Hi everyone I'm back again for my once in a month joining of the most awesome Follow Friday  Blog hop ever hosted by Parajunkee and Alison. Dont forget Ill be hopping all over the blogosphere! 

When you've read a book, what do you do with it? (Keep it, give it away, donate it, sell it, swap it..?)


Hmm... I usually either keep it or lend it to as many friends as possible after I gush about it. Sometimes I swap with some of my best friends with something equally as good.





Friday, July 22, 2011

Follow Friday: July 22





Q: Name 3 Authors that you would love to sit down  and spend an hour or a meal  with just talking about either their books get advice on writing from?    
That really a hard choice to pick only three! I have so many authors I really want to talk about, but I according to the questions ( ant to be fair) I will have to pick only 3. I am listing the authors of my current favorite series as authors I really want to meet.

First up is......

1. Julie Kagawa

I absolutely adored her Iron Fey Series and I loved all her books. Especially Meghan Chase, Puck and Ash. I would love to ask her How did you create this world? What inspired you? What could you give as advice as a writer?

You can check out my post about The Iron King Series  here

2. J.K. Rowling






      






J.K. Rowling has and forever be one of my favorite authors of all time. Her books grew up with me and in turn actually started my book obsession. I hate to think where I would be now if it weren't for J.K. Rowling. To think that reading for me used to be really a terrible battle for me makes my cry sometimes. I am really grateful to her and Harry Potter for encouraging and opening up  the magical world of books to me. My question would be: Why is Harry Potter....you know Harry Potter?

3. Maggie Steifvater 

I liked the The Wolves of Mercy Falls series. I have read Shiver and reviewed it here. I still need to review Linger and read Forever. But so far I love her books. She is partly the reason why I am so into wolves right now. I would ask her: Where did you get the folklore for the wolves? Where did your fascination with wolves start?