TGIF (4)

TGIF is a really fun feature hosted over at GReads and I'm just loving its questions every single week!

This week's question is:

When You're Not Reading: What occupies your time 

when your nose isn't stuck in a book?

Well, when I'm not reading you will most likely find me on my pc doing something!That something will most probably be blogging or playing numerous games or chatting.

When I'm not reading or in front of my pc, then I will most likely be with my friends.I love meeting with them and talking with them about anything and everything over coffee!Coffee is a must!

What are you doing when you're not reading?

Just let me know in your comments!

Also:

This week at Books to Brighten your Mood

Upcoming Releases of the week
Review: Kiss of Frost by Jennifer Estep
Review: Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Waiting on Wednesday: Melody Burning
Review: Silence by Becca Fitzpatrick

TGIF (3)

TGIF is a really fun feature hosted over at GReads and I'm just loving its questions every single week!

This week's question is:

Giving Thanks: Which books are you most thankful for receiving from other bloggers, friends, family members, or publishers?

It must have been the first or second time I got to meet with Giota from A Story Untold when she gave me The Declaration by Gemma Malley,a book she totally loved!From the very first pages of this book I loved it myself as well!It's unbelievably well written and with a story that manages to stick to your mind long after you have finished it.I'm unbelievably thankful for this book,cause if it wasn't for Giota I wouldn't even know it existed!

It was Christmas and I was ill...Not my favorite Christmas Day at all!That is until I opened my mother's present and got Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in my hands!Soon after,I forgot that I was ill on Christmas and got sucked into my favorite world!

My father always knew how to pick his books...He had read Crime and Punishment while beeing a teenager and decided to buy me my own copy of this book and discuss it with him afterwards.Needless to say this book is one of my favorites until this day!








So, which books are you most thankful for?Let me know in your comments!

TGIF (2)

TGIF is a really fun feature hosted over at GReads and I'm just loving its questions every single week!

 This week's question is:

Love-Hate Relationship: Which characters from a book do you love to hate?

Believe it or not, I just have only one answer in this question: Professor Snape from Harry Potter!

No matter how much I try to find another character there's noone else for me.Sure, there were other characters, again from the same series that I loved to hate and hated to love like Dudley or Malfoy,but nothing like Professor Snape!I just love this character!Even from the first books I just loved every single snarky comment he made and the fact that he was portrayed by Alan Rickman just made me love him even more...!

So,which character do you love to hate?

Also:

This week at Books to Brighten your Mood

Upcoming Releases of the Week

New Covers Spotted

Review: Lola and the Boy Next Door

WoW: Obsidian

Review: Desires of the Dead

TGIF at Greads (1)

I recently found this feature and really liked the idea behind it,so here I am!It's hosted over at GReads and the questions are always too much fun to resist!

This week's question is:

Gateway Books: Which particular books opened you up to a new genre? 

If you ask me right now why I loved so much that book back then,I honestly wouldn't be able to answer you...Having read tons of paranormal YA books since then I know it's nothing so special as I thought back then,but Twilight is the reason I came back to reading tons of books as soon as I finished university and was done with tons of mandatory reading!For that,it will always have a special spot in my heart.

Harry Potter series is a special series for a million different reasons!I grew up reading those books and it was my first attempt at fantasy.I'm ashamed to admit it (well,not really...) but it was first Harry Potter and then Lord of the Rings...!

My first ever Dystopian book and one that deeply affected it me in many levels.Dystopian books ever since hold a special spot in my heart!The reasons are apparent to anyone who has read these books!

With Going too Far I was introduced to contemporary YA literature.Since then I have certainly read contemporary YA books I loved more but I think it was the best way for me to be introduced in this genre!







Which are some books that opened you in a new genre?I'd love to see which are yours and maybe get some new book recommendations! 


 Also:

This week on Books to Brighten your Mood

Upcoming Releases of the Week (October 31st-November 6th)
Review: Chain Reaction by Simone Elkeles
New Cover Spotted: Dreamless
Waiting on Wednesday: Catching Jordan
New Cover Spotted: Shine
Review: Twice Bitten by Chloe Neill
New Cover Spotted: Endlessly