5 Positive Things about Myself
I'm a good writer.
I like helping people.
My eyes are pretty when I cry.
I keep making awesome friends.
I enjoy learning

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5 Positive Things about Myself
I'm a good writer.
I like helping people.
My eyes are pretty when I cry.
I keep making awesome friends.
I enjoy learning
The Listener Award
Rules:
1. List 11 facts about yourself. 2. Answer 11 questions chosen by the person who nominated you. 3. Ask 11 new questions to 11 new bloggers. They must have less than 200 Bloglovin followers. (You cannot renominate the blog that nominated you.)
Facts:
I'm 21.
I live in Iowa.
I am studying Creative Writing at a small private college.
I am working on the 6th draft of my novel.
I am writing a fantasy/dystopia novel.
I have a small bookshelf of strictly romance/erotica and it is overflowing.
I only have 3 hours of free time a day.
I have three dogs.
I have a fandom blog that kinda sucks.
I have a ten year plan for the tattoos I want, which is up to 8 now.
I have one giant tattoo on my calf.
My Questions:
How many books do you own? Over 200. I counted this past summer.
Do you have a favorite bookmark? If yes, why? I like using index cards and old school lunch cards as bookmarks, because they don't poke out of books.
A book that disappointed you… very, very much! The Evermore book series...by book three they sucked. It made me sad.
Where would you like to live, if you could? I would love to live in London or Texas.
Which book(s) would you say have defined who you are as a person/reader the most? Every book I read has some sort of impact on me, but Sarah Dessen's books have imprinted on me more heavily.
What’s your favourite classic? Paradise Lost by John Milton!
Do you prefer reading standalone novels or series? I like both, but for a series I like to have most if not all books already out and available for purchase. I don't like to wait around because I forget about them after awhile and then I'm not into them.
If you could write yourself into any fairytale (as an original character or one that already exists), who would you be? I love Merida from Brave. I would want to be her.
What genre of book would you read the most? I read YA and Romance/erotica a lot.
Physical copy or e-reader/Kindle? I like both. I travel a lot so kindle is ideal right now.
How do you sort your bookshelf? Colour, author, title? genre and then writing style/plot.
Your Questions
1. What's your favorite genre?
2. Do you read a wide range or do you stick to a specific genre?
3. How long does it take for you to read a book?
4. Do you write? What do you write?
5. What's your favorite bookcover?
6. What's the weirdest book you have read?
7. What is your go-to book to reread?
8. How big is your TBR pile/list?
9. Do you keep track of all the books you read?
10. When do you usually read?
11. What's a book that your anticipating its release?
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