Salman Rushdie or Haruki Murakami would be great as I have written countless reviews on their books already. I would be flattered if even one author would be within 10 feet of my blog. What author would you like to have on your blog? Hermione is a technical choice I only picked her because Emma Watson (through the Harry Potter movies) gave me a personification to this erudite of a young lady.ħ. Who is your book crush?Įven though I find myself immersed in the narrative, I barely encountered having a book crush. Skimming through my own gallery is quite difficult, especially with thousands of pictures. How long does it take you to make/find pictures to use?

Breaks realign my thoughts, especially when they are jumbled.

It is when I run out of words to describe my thoughts and ideas, especially when I find myself focusing too much! To remedy this, I take a break and then come back on things I am doing after my respite. The worst thing about book blogging? Hmmm. What is the worst thing? What do you do to make it okay? It is like looking for a needle in a haystack at times though. I don’t know, but book blogging made me really want to sift through the books I read so that I can have something substantial to share. I try to skim through the author’s motivations, try to understand the characters. Reading has become more than just an exercise for pleasure (although it largely still is). When I blog, I get lost in a swirl of words a magical and wonderful swirl.īook blogging has also made me very critical of the books I read. As I have mentioned above, it has also taken the shape of an escape. There are numerous good points about blogging! The first (and perhaps the most important) is that I get to share my thoughts and insights on a variety of subjects (well, as this is a book tag, then the subject refers to books). And with how strongly my blog is doing these days, quitting is far from my mind right now. But I kept pushing on because, in a way, writing has become my escape and my safe haven. At countless times during my book blogging journey I found my self questioning my motivation balancing work and writing is quite tedious. But there were serious stumbling blocks I had to go through to reach the point I am right now. When I started book blogging, I never thought of quitting. At what point do you think you’ll stop blogging? Now, my book blogging forms part of at least 50% of my blogging activities! Haha. I just wanted to share my thoughts and insights on the books I read. However, my book blogging ventures just started in early 2017 when I decided to share a different facet of me to my blog readers. I’ve been blogging for four years now (as I have mentioned in the introduction). I hope you get to enjoy my version of this book tag! Without further ado, here goes! As I am currently celebrating my fourth year as a blogger, I deemed it appropriate to do this book tag. The book tag is comprised of questions that give an insight on what kind of book blogger you are (and well, what kind of blogger you are), so finding the perfect timing was quite tough. I encountered this book tag recently through Never Not Reading book blog I simply bookmarked it for future reference, waiting for the perfect time to do my own version. The ending will leave readers longing for more stories about this captivating heroine and her gifted half-siblings.In line with my goal of doing at least one book tag every month for the year, I chose to do Secret Life of a Book Blogger Tag. The interactions between Ana and the mysterious Amadeus are delightful. “This thought-provoking story includes a convoluted mystery and some fascinating characters. Reviews for the first book in the series: Evil Genius But this time, she holds the trump card and is about to secure their future-if she lives long enough. Finally Ana gets more than a glimpse of sexy Graham, the enigmatic tycoon who holds the family’s inheritance hostage. On top of which, the Internet is on the brink of collapse. Before long, Ana has four bodies, dozens of suspects, and more trouble than she can count. Tudor’s worm might have led to murder, but Ana’s landlord-the infuriatingly competent Amadeus Graham-could take the fall. Soon, Tudor is running from government agents, a trained assassin, and corporate spies. This, followed by the news that the executives of a major computer company have croaked from exotic fish poison, sets Ana’s danger radar pinging. Then her super-geeky teenage brother Tudor claims his hacker worm has escaped and is chewing through the Internet. Anastasia Devlin is a genius at organizing her eccentric family and her online clients, but she seriously doesn’t have time for playing detective.

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