Alex Reads turned 1 today!
I am so excited to announce that this blog turned 1 today! I know I haven’t really posted too much over the past year, but I am so proud of this blog!
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Alex Reads turned 1 today!
I am so excited to announce that this blog turned 1 today! I know I haven’t really posted too much over the past year, but I am so proud of this blog!
A little flowchart I made for class. I just feel like it is so relatable!
Happy Halloween!
Here’s some spooky book recommendations:
Dracula by Bram Stoker, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, and The Shining by Stephen King!
Happy Spooky Season!
Outlander in Hogwarts Houses
Jamie - Gryffindor
Claire - Ravenclaw
Brianna - Ravenclaw
Roger - Hufflepuff
Lord John Grey - Hufflepuff
Laoghaire - Slytherin
Why is Banned Books Week important?
Banning books is just another form of control that people of authority have over us. They are continuously banning books in order to control what we can view based on their beliefs in life. Banned Books Week brings attention to this issue by bringing light to what goes on on a daily basis.
Books You Can’t Believe Were/Are Banned
Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White
The Lorax by Dr. Seuss
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein
James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
YA Books You May Not Have Known Were Banned
The Harry Potter
The Hunger Games
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Fahrenheit 451
Feeling Like A Rebel...
Read a Banned Book!
As we start a new week, I want to let everyone know that this week is “Banned Books Week!” Throughout this week, look into books that are or have been banned. You’ll be surprised by how many you may have read that fall under this category! I know I was.
Best times to read???
All the time!
The Hunger Games characters sorted into Hogwarts Houses!
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Haymitch Abernathy - Gryffindor
Effie Trinket - Hufflepuff
President Coriolanus Snow - Slytherin
Finnick Odair - Ravenclaw
Johanna Mason - Slytherin
The Hunger Games characters sorted into Hogwarts Houses!
Part 1
Katniss Everdeen - Gryffindor
Peeta Mellark - Hufflepuff
Gale Hawthorne - Gryffindor
Primrose Everdeen - Hufflepuff/Ravenclaw
Cinna - Ravenclaw
Rue - Ravenclaw
The Marauder Era as Lizzo Songs
James - Juice
Sirius - Scuse Me
Remus - Exactly How I Feel
Peter - Cry Baby
Lily - Truth Hurts
Severus - Cuz I Love You
Let’s travel back in time...
Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
This is another book I have always wanted to read. I did try to start reading it once years back, but I only got a few pages in.
Why do I want to read the book???
My mom has read all of the books and is a fan of the series. She has told me about the plot in the past and it has piqued my interest. One of my best friends also watches the show and has told me about it, so I would like to read the books and watch the show to compare the plots and portrayal.
Something new I am trying this month is a sketch a day in a small square. Just a small doodle to take a break from stress but also have at least one thing I should do everyday! It helps keep you motivated to do something! :)
One of my favorite parts of bullet journaling is the artistic freedom! I love doing design layouts for each month. Pictured is my art for September as well as my mood tracker!
Pride and Prejudice
Pride and Prejudice is a book I have always wanted to read, but I just haven’t gotten around to it yet.
Why am I so interested in reading it?
I am a huge fan of the 2005 film with Keira Knightly! The movie is one of my favorites, and I never get tired of watching it. The story may seem cliche now, but at the time it was written, women were not meant to act the way Elizabeth acts, which makes her unique. I wish I could be a little more like her. The clip below shows the level of sass and word play Lizzy portrays throughout a majority of the film.
Fun Gothic Classics
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Dracula by Bram Stoker