First book in your collection/Last book you bought:
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I know this probably wasn't my very 1st book, but it was the one I first remember my mom buying me the set of the first ones when I was a kid at a Sears Outlet. I still have it.
This is the last book I probably actually bought and will be adding to my collection when I'm done!
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A cheap book/An expensive book:
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I'm not sure how much I actually paid for this one, but I'm sure I probably bought it in a book order at school for like 75
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I didn't actually buy this one, got it as a gift, but it was probably at least $35. I'm sure I had textbooks that cost more when I was in college though.
A book with a male protagonist/One with a female protagonist:
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Even though there is a little girl on the cover, the protagonist is a 16 year old boy named Jacob.
I chose the last book I read which had a female protagonist, as most of the books I tend to read do, it was a teen girl named Sterling.
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Now, it only took me 1 day to read this. But part of the reason is that I was recovering from surgery at the time, and pretty much had nothing else to do but read.
This took me over 6 months. Not because it was hard to read, just because I kept it in a certain room (the bathroom) to read whenever I might need something.
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All the covers in this series by Jodi Meadows are just beautiful!
Now technically I don't actually think this one is ugly, I just think compared to the original cover of the book before they changed it, it's not as pretty.
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The coolest thing was when I found out Heather Brewer lived in Missouri, so that made me even more excited to promote her books.
I was so excited when I learned that Sarah Rees Brennan is from Ireland. I so want to go there and find an Irish man to fall in love with.
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When The Green Mile first came out, it was in 6 small parts of less than 100 pages each. That is how I read the book.
Gone With the Wind, one of my favorite books ever at over 1000 pages. I'm sure I've read longer, I just felt like sharing this one.
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I thought I'd pick a historical fiction, and this one is about the time in between World War I and II, when Hitler was rising to power. I've read a lot of World War II stuff, but not a lot about this earlier time period.
I grew up in the 80s and was a fan of River Phoenix. So when this book showed up on Edelweiss I jumped at the chance to read it. Very sad story, but very eye opening.
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Honestly, I don't read a lot of mushy romance. In fact I get bored really quickly if the romance isn't good. But I picked one that is the closest to this choice here.
All of Rollins' books have good action in them, so I chose one of his.
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This book left me with such a huge smile on my face. Go read my review HERE.
And I cry every time Edward leaves in this book. Even though I now know he's coming back, it is still sad every time. Say what you will, it is Meyer's writing that does that.
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