#bookgeeksam

[duckduckbooks]

excited for the all-star game? even though my favorite player got in (after someone got injured -.-), i'm still a little bitter about the royals having so many starters.

who’s your fave? Yeah that was really annoying. I’m so sad Miggy’s not playing :(

[falling-inlove-with-books]

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Neutral Milk Hotel 💖

I love them ^_^ In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by them is one of my favorite songs (Makes me happy cry sometimes). 

[the-giver-bookworm]

M, O, Q, R :)

Thank you for asking!

M is for Major Book Hangover Because Of : And the last book hangover I had was because of The Sea of Tranquility by Katja Millay. It was such a good book that for two weeks I wasn't able to read anything (except for some fanfiction).

O is for One Book That You Have Read Multiple Times : The book I read and re-read more than thirty times (I think) is The Giver by Loïs Lowry. It's my favorite book of all times. I even read it two times this year^^.

Q is for Quote From A Book That Inspires You/Gives You Feelings : Unfortunately, I have absolutely no memory for quote, sorry :/

R is for Reading Regret : I have absolutely no regret concerning my reading life. If I don't like a book, I don't finish it, simple as that :)

[craneofmalkier]

i'm so happy that i'm not the only one who crushed on robin hood

i also crushed on super saiyan gohan and (majin) vegeta from the anime dragonball z, and kai hiwatari and tala from the beyblade series. apparently i have a thing for cartoon hotties slash rogues.

[markagainsttherock]

I'm getting on PokeMMO and mounting an assault upon Silph Co. Who's for Master BALLLLLLIIIIIIN'!?!?!?!?!

[mariethelibrarian]

bookgeeksam reblogged your panorama and added:

thank you so much <3

You're very welcome! :) *hugs*

[duckduckbooks]

Every single time I see your icon I wonder how many of the Land Before Time movies you saw and my curiosity has finally got the best of me. How many have you seen?

All of them 

[duckduckbooks]

What did you think of We'll Always Have Summer?

This is going to be a flailing mess and I'm putting off the review so I don't say anything like "but oh my go d???" in the review so beware:

It was the perfect way to end the trilogy. I wasn't sure how I wanted it to end or how it would end, but it was so good. There were no loose ends. I didn't feel cheated by the series the way I have in the past

I found myself changing my opinion on all the characters throughout this book. When I started it I wasn't sure if I would like Belly because I didn't know if she was going to grow up from the second book but she did and I loved her! She's funny and stands up for herself. The more I read the book, the more I found parts of me in Belly. She's easily relate able in this book unlike the first two.

At first I didn't like Conrad. Then I liked Conrad. Then I hated Conrad. Then I loved Conrad. I felt so conflicted because how could I just like him after two books of despising him? In the end I feel content with him. I would never date someone like him, but I know people that would.

Jeremiah is the opposite from Conrad. I loved him. Then I disliked him. Then I kinda liked him. Then I hated him. I don't think there ever went away. I didn't want Belly with him. 

The ending was like, well okay I cried whatever I'll admit it. All in all, this was such a good book and I easily gave it 5 stars. If you haven't read it but read the first two, please don't give up on the series