"I wouldn't mind. Hazel Grace, it would be a privilege to have my heart broken by you."
-The Fault in Our Stars
I haven't done anything blogging-wise in three weeks, and I haven't posted vlogs in... Months. Shame on me, sure, and I have one excuse. Ready for it?
I'm too LAZY.
There. I said it. I'm too lazy to do anything productive, though I'm not sure how productive book reviews are. I've been reading, watching Disney movies, baking, and counting down the days until my friends get back from vacation. Yes, I know I'm a boring person. That's why you're here. right? To get to know my boring-person personality? No? What's that, get back to the reviews? You got it.
So, three days ago I had my soul crushed, my feels obliterated, my heart shattered, the pieces burned and the ashes tossed into a puddle. And then to spite me, John Green spat upon them.
I'm being honest. I thought I'd died when it was over.
I've got a video review of TFiOS that I'll post in a few days when I get it edited and stuff, but for the time being let me get a few things out of my system:
1. The Selection is no longer my favorite book (sorry Kiera Cass). TFiOS was my new favorite fifteen pages in. John Green's writing is so eloquent and witty that I dare you to find me someone who hates it.
2. I cried for the last 100 pages.
3. I ship Hagustus. That is all.
I'm too LAZY.
There. I said it. I'm too lazy to do anything productive, though I'm not sure how productive book reviews are. I've been reading, watching Disney movies, baking, and counting down the days until my friends get back from vacation. Yes, I know I'm a boring person. That's why you're here. right? To get to know my boring-person personality? No? What's that, get back to the reviews? You got it.
So, three days ago I had my soul crushed, my feels obliterated, my heart shattered, the pieces burned and the ashes tossed into a puddle. And then to spite me, John Green spat upon them.
I'm being honest. I thought I'd died when it was over.
I've got a video review of TFiOS that I'll post in a few days when I get it edited and stuff, but for the time being let me get a few things out of my system:
1. The Selection is no longer my favorite book (sorry Kiera Cass). TFiOS was my new favorite fifteen pages in. John Green's writing is so eloquent and witty that I dare you to find me someone who hates it.
2. I cried for the last 100 pages.
3. I ship Hagustus. That is all.
I've also made myself a summer reading list for the simple reason of I get books and can't bring myself to read them. I have the following LAST BOOKS EVER on my shelf at the moment:
1. Rise by Anna Carey
2. The Grass is Always Greener by Jen Calonita
3. Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare
4. Chosen at Nightfall by C.C. Hunter
5. Requiem by Lauren Oliver
6. Reached by Ally Condie
And the list only gets longer with additions of books that I KNOW have a cliff-hanger ending. This is a terrible dilemma.
I have also started watching Superatural. And I have one thing to say- If Dean Winchester needs a hug, he needs to know that I AM HERE FOR HIM. Okay, I'm done being a creeper.
Ed Sheeran, Imagine Dragons, The Cab, Brave, Beautiful Creatures, Downton Abbey, Dr. Who, Sherlock, and various ways of fangirling have kept me rather busy the past few months. So I now have at LEAST another dozen fandoms to talk about. Yay!
Does anyone have any book/movie/TV-show/Music suggestions? I'm open to anything you think I'd like. No Twilight. No 50 Shades. No Geometry.
1. Rise by Anna Carey
2. The Grass is Always Greener by Jen Calonita
3. Clockwork Princess by Cassandra Clare
4. Chosen at Nightfall by C.C. Hunter
5. Requiem by Lauren Oliver
6. Reached by Ally Condie
And the list only gets longer with additions of books that I KNOW have a cliff-hanger ending. This is a terrible dilemma.
I have also started watching Superatural. And I have one thing to say- If Dean Winchester needs a hug, he needs to know that I AM HERE FOR HIM. Okay, I'm done being a creeper.
Ed Sheeran, Imagine Dragons, The Cab, Brave, Beautiful Creatures, Downton Abbey, Dr. Who, Sherlock, and various ways of fangirling have kept me rather busy the past few months. So I now have at LEAST another dozen fandoms to talk about. Yay!
Does anyone have any book/movie/TV-show/Music suggestions? I'm open to anything you think I'd like. No Twilight. No 50 Shades. No Geometry.
"I do, Augustus.
I do."
-The Fault in Our Stars
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