Kat Kennedy is a book reviewer and aspiring author in the Young Adult genre. She reviews critically but humorously and get super excited about great books.
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Oh my gosh, you are so adorable, and I love your accent! Your first secret made me laugh out loud more than once. I love that you wear that jumper out all the time.
I think most of us liked Twilight at one time, or still do? I stopped by the clinic to get birth control yesterday, and the first movie was playing. Watching it made me smile and I didn’t even mind the fact I waited forever.
I can’t think of many embarrassing confessions. I liked Twilight, even the movies. I liked the first Mortal Instruments trilogy. I’m embarrassed that I plan to read Cassanda Clare’s next shadowhunter trilogy!
I came to Twilight far too late and far too old to become a Twihard, but I really did like both The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices — they’re really good reads, whatever their weaknesses and flaws.
And I haven’t read Looking for Alibrandi, but I didn’t really like Saving Francesca when I read it after falling in love with On the Jellicoe Road, so that’s my shameful Melina Marchetta confession. I vastly prefer her fantasy and magic realism to her straight-up contemporary.
I had to listen to part of your video twice, because I was so distracted by trying to read all the titles on your bookshelves!
I actually have one of those!! There’s this book by Pamela Clare titled Hard Evidence and I honestly don’t know how I actually managed to own one but I really enjoyed reading it. Nevermind the fact that it was erotica and it has two naked people kissing in the shower and that I was 16. :)) The plot was really engaging , really.
And yep, you’re not alone with the ‘being-a-twihard’ phase. I was one before I came a reviewer and now I just asks myself, WHHYYYYY.
This is really fun! Thanks for sharing your confessions! Paula M. @ Her Book Thoughts! recently posted…The Bookish Bucketlist!
haha, I’ll admit it. I was a twihard too. The cover of my paperback is literally falling off because I read it so many times. I remember I took it to Mexico with me when I was 16 and read it about 3 times just on vacation. I would finish it and then immediately start over again. Oh the shame… Rebecca @ The Library Canary recently posted…Ten Authors I Own The Most Books From
Juanita
Oh my gosh, you are so adorable, and I love your accent! Your first secret made me laugh out loud more than once. I love that you wear that jumper out all the time.
I think most of us liked Twilight at one time, or still do? I stopped by the clinic to get birth control yesterday, and the first movie was playing. Watching it made me smile and I didn’t even mind the fact I waited forever.
I can’t think of many embarrassing confessions. I liked Twilight, even the movies. I liked the first Mortal Instruments trilogy. I’m embarrassed that I plan to read Cassanda Clare’s next shadowhunter trilogy!
Ilex
I came to Twilight far too late and far too old to become a Twihard, but I really did like both The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices — they’re really good reads, whatever their weaknesses and flaws.
And I haven’t read Looking for Alibrandi, but I didn’t really like Saving Francesca when I read it after falling in love with On the Jellicoe Road, so that’s my shameful Melina Marchetta confession. I vastly prefer her fantasy and magic realism to her straight-up contemporary.
I had to listen to part of your video twice, because I was so distracted by trying to read all the titles on your bookshelves!
Weekly Recap| Jul 20-26, 2014 | Oh, the Books!
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Paula M. @ Her Book Thoughts!
‘A shelf behind your shelf’
I actually have one of those!! There’s this book by Pamela Clare titled Hard Evidence and I honestly don’t know how I actually managed to own one but I really enjoyed reading it. Nevermind the fact that it was erotica and it has two naked people kissing in the shower and that I was 16. :)) The plot was really engaging , really.
And yep, you’re not alone with the ‘being-a-twihard’ phase. I was one before I came a reviewer and now I just asks myself, WHHYYYYY.
This is really fun! Thanks for sharing your confessions!
Paula M. @ Her Book Thoughts! recently posted…The Bookish Bucketlist!
Rebecca @ The Library Canary
Twitter: LibraryCanary
haha, I’ll admit it. I was a twihard too. The cover of my paperback is literally falling off because I read it so many times. I remember I took it to Mexico with me when I was 16 and read it about 3 times just on vacation. I would finish it and then immediately start over again. Oh the shame…
Rebecca @ The Library Canary recently posted…Ten Authors I Own The Most Books From
Stacking the Shelves #90 / HELP with New Feature! | Reading With ABCReading With ABC
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