Book Blogger Hop hosted by Jen at Crazy for Books.
This weeks question:
Why do you read the genre that you do? What draws you to it?
When I was in the 7th grade I read Prince of Magic by Anne Stuart. I found it at my grandmother's house one day and started to read it. My grandma was a big reader, and she had piles and piles of books. She wasn't much of a romance reader-it was often her last resort. But after reading Prince of Magic, and seeing how much Gabriel loved Liz, spoke to my pre-teen mind, and I was hooked. So I blame my gramma. Alex over at A Girl, Books and Other Things says it really well, it's about the happy endings, and the hope they inspire. As for Young Adult. I love how they are mostly good clean fun. I love how much fun they are. They bring me back to my junior high/high school days, where life was simple. I really do love them, and they usually have fabulous covers.
Great answer about happy endings. I think that's a wonderfully optimistic way to look at literature!
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Hopping through. Lucy is a cute name for a dog :-)
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Hopping by:) I'm with you on happy endings.
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I love the fact that you had a cat named K-Ci. We had a cat named KC, which stood for Karen Cat (I had a cousin named Karen. I was 3)
ReplyDeleteI had a dog named Kasey (the vet always spelled it KC though) She was a sweetie she passed away from cancer awhile back though.
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I do love the happy endings! :) Though it seems like so many books have horrible cliffhangers these days! I like YA too! Nice looking blog - I love the book tree!
ReplyDeleteI'm a reader of everything. IF my mood takes me there I will read it. YA, romance, war, to Sparks of all things. LOL!
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Black Disaster Fairy
A World of Personality
Old follower, wanted to say hi! Drop by if you get a chance!
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Kristin
MyBookishWays
Just hopping by! I also love to read YA.
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