Betty🌺

18//Bookworm📖//Ravenclaw🦅//Fluent in Sarcasm//Pets over people🐕🐢

[blackpaperasthetics]

March 2020 Review

So. What did I read this month. I read tatatatata 4 Books this month...Which isn't a lot but I had my finals so its fine. 

The first Book I read was : Origin-The 4th book of the obsidian series. This was actually I believe my favourite one out of the series. You get a view into not only Daemons and Katys mind but also find out a ton of stuff about every other character which makes the whole story so much more interesting. 9/10

The second one was Wintergirls by Laurie Halse Anderson.   As a former anorexic I was uncertain if I should read it because of Triggers and stuff. I am happy that I did read it. I wrote a review on goodreads if anyone is interested : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6658391-wintergirls.  9/10

My third one was Coldest Frost which is the third one out of the Mythos Academy Colorado series. To be honest I expected more from this book. I don't know... the whole steeling artifacts, almost dying thing etc is just starting to get really lame after like what the 10th book about it. It was still good but just the same story over. 6/10

My last one for this month was To all the boys I loved before by Jenny Han and boy did I love this one. I loved the movie. Even though I am not a romantic it is one of my all time favorites but the book was even better. More Story, more background, more drama and most of all more character for everyone. This Book most definitely is a 10/10

[whosafraidofvirginiawoolf]

Once you’ve accepted your flaws, no one can use them against you.

A Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin

[blackpaperasthetics]

My best friend once told me that she thinks I'll be a pretty consumed girlfriend. I struck it off first of all because I have never had a boyfriend and secondly because I dont see a relationship in my life soon. But I think now I finally get it. I feel way to much. I love to much,I hurt to much and I over feel a lot. I take the things I love seriously. And I guess if I'd really love someone I wouldn't want to leave their side.

[skyofauroras]

I know im not the easiest person to be friends with and I wish I could change that

[coccinellevoyage]

[the-middle-eastern-feminist]

Personally I ocillate between occult magic and a lingering sense of doubt 😂😅 which is yours?

[blackpaperasthetics]

Omg I want a dinosaur

[wrathofabooklover-blog]

50 Bookish Questions

Ask Me Anything! Send me a number!

1. What is your favourite book and/or book series of all time?

2. What is the longest book you have ever read? How many pages?

3. What is the oldest book you have ever read? (Based on its written date)

4. What is a book series that everyone else loves but you do not?

5. What book or book series would you like to see turned into a film/ TV series?

6. What is your favourite stand-alone book?

7. What is a book that you feel glad for not reading?

8. What is a book that you feel guilty for not not reading?

9. What is a book you have read that is set in your country of birth?

10. What is a book that you own more than one copy of?

11. What horror book made you really scared?

12. What book do you passionately hate?

13. What is the biggest book series you have read? How many books are in it?

14. What book gives you happy memories?

15. What book made you cry?

16. What book made you laugh?

17. What is your favourite book that contains an LGBTQ+ character?

18. Have you read a book with a male protagonist? What is it?

19. Have you read a book set on another planet? What is it?

20. Have you ever been glad to not finish a series? Which?

21. Have you ever read a book series because you were pressured?

22. What famous author have you not read any books by?

23. Who is your favourite author of all time?

24. How many bookshelves do you own?

25. How many books do you own?

26. What is your favourite non-fiction book?

27. What is your favourite children’s/middle-grade book?

28. What is your next book on your TBR?

29. What book are you currently reading?

30. What book are you planning on buying next?

31. What was the cheapest book you bought?

32. What was the most expensive book you bought?

33. What is a book you read after seeing the movie/ TV series?

34. What is the newest book you have bought?

35. What three books are you most looking forward to reading this year?

36. What is a book you love that has a terrible trope? (Love triangle, etc)

37. Have you read a book in a different language? What was it?

38. What is a book you’ve read that is set in a time period before you were born?

39. What book offended you?

40. What is the weirdest book you have read?

41. What is your favourite duology?

42. What is your favourite trilogy?

43. What book did you buy because of its cover?

44. What is a book that you love, but has a terrible cover?

45. Do you own a poetry anthology? What is your favourite poem from it?

46. Do you own any colouring books based off other books?

47. Do you own any historical fiction?

48. What book made you angry?

49. What book has inspired you?

50. What book got you into reading?

[blackpaperasthetics]

Friend:" Now that you are free again , you should start opening up again and communicating with people"

Me:*BOOOOKKKKSSSSSSßSS AND TUMBLR*

[blackpaperasthetics]

Ok so finally gonna talk about this book.

This is the first Obsidian book. It's the german cover for anyone being confused. I loved that book. A friend of mine wanted me to read this for such a long time and I finally did. I mean really it's this typical boy girl love story with the boy being a complete asshole but the way Armentrout integrated the supernatural background of the boy and the way she actually gives Katy(the protagonist) a character and a voice is amazing. This book isn't just a basic love story but also focuses on feminist and sexist topics. And for a big plus point Katy is the biggest book nerd and book blogger which makes everything sooooo much better

[just-shower-thoughts]

Mammals both produce milk and have hair. Ergo, a coconut is a mammal.

[blogtitletaken]

I know you’re being facetious, but this is an actual issue with morphology-based phylogeny.

[castiel--for--king]

*leans over and whispers to person beside me* what are they talking about

[sonneillonv-deactivated20220218]

*leans over and whispers back*  Human ability to quantify and categorize natural phenomena is sketchy at best and wildly misleading at worst

[nonlinear-nonsubjective]

consider the coconut

[bemusedlybespectacled]

this reminds me of that time Plato defined humans as “featherless bipeds” and Diogenes ran in with a plucked chicken screaming “BEHOLD A MAN!”

[kascaban]

i love how you say “it reminds me of that time” like you were there.

[heartgemsona]

listen if an immortal feels brave and supported enough to come out we should respect them

[baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

This post is a journey

[virtuous-thing]

1 Reblog = 1 Respect

[dovewithscales]

I maintain that humans started attempting classify animals, and some god or another made the platypus, and is still laughing.

[eldbitch-horror]

Zeus: *hits joint* okay so like. It’s gonna have a duck bill right. But an otter body okay? And then a beaver tail. It’s a mammal. But. It lays eggs!

Hades: wait wait dude. Give it. Give it poison. Make it poisonous

[dovewithscales]

Athena: You mean venomous, and make sure the eggs have both reptile and bird traits. Hermes: *takes the joint* Give it extra senses. Poseidon: It should be aquatic.

[hyratel]

I MEAN where’s the lie

[dovewithscales]

Demeter: … And where exactly do you expect me to put this? Everyone: Australia.

[blackpaperasthetics]

Depression is so weird because you are fine one moment and then the next you are laying in your bed, crying about nothing and everything and feeling like the world is just crashing down and you but also feeling like noone will ever understand you. So I bury myself in books but with the attention span if 0.0....

[thesophiewhit]

Bookwyrm📝Problems

Sometimes reading a book

Is a bit like starting an old car during

Weather with ice and snow

Because it takes a while for the vehicle

To just leap back to it.

Other times reading is like

Leaping on a train barreling past you

Trying to catch up and understand

How it left the station before you did.

And sometimes reading a book

Is getting tugged along in a tiny boat

Watching the ship ferry you onwards

To that unknown destination

... but you can’t wait to get there.

[devotedwaywardangel]

Every book you read changes you; the way you think, what you say, the way you say it, how you behave, your outlook of the world. If it doesn’t change you, doesn’t fill a hole you didn’t now was there. Then it has failed at being a good story/book. But yet art doesn’t fail it depends on you as a reader.

Read well.

[blackpaperasthetics]

In the last few days I have thought about going back to my 8th grade self who would bury herself in books and have like close to no social contact. I was happier then, didnt have problems with myself or pleasing people. It might be easier that way. And also books are like way better then actual people

[blackpaperasthetics]

Second Book of 2020🌼

So. I just finished my second book which was The kind worth killing by Peter Swanson. This one was a hard one to read. I dont really know why because the story was really good and I'd like the plot and the structure but it still took me a bit to really get into. I guess the characters and the psychological depth of the book just makes it harder to really get in the reading process. Overall I'd give it a 3.5 to 4 out of 5 stars. It really isnt a bad book but you have to like this specific type to really enjoy it.

[blackpaperasthetics]

I remember telling Ted there were two ways to hide a body. One was literal,but the other way to hide a body was to hide the truth of it, to make it appear as though something else had happened to it .

The kind worth killing-Peter Swanson

[1800imnotdeadyet]

kenji in shatter me is my favorite & a mood.