(also just to say i did not draw that hollow but who ever did props to you it is amazing)
city of bones by Cassandra Clair. I love the book now. Simon is my spirit animal but at fist read I got to chapter two and was just hella confused and frankly uninterested in the whole teen romance thing. but I returned and stayed for the sassiness because it's always nice to find characters as bitter as yourself
2. Vintage photographs- a book you would love to see illustrations in:
I would have to say ray Bradbury the Halloween tree, know I am sure somewhere there must be an addition which drawings or even an addition o can by in the UK. I had this books as an audio book from this auto books site for dyslexics and you know people who just want to read but maybe find it hard for other reasons. anyway, I love the descriptions Bradbury crafts and I would love to see all of the chaotic imagery just in person so I could copy it and have it tattooed on me. bit extra but I don't care I loved that book.
3. Loop- a series you wouldn't mind reading on loop:
I Think even tho it is a basic answer Harry Potter because I do adore the books and it's long enough that I would forget things in the first book before I got back to the start.
4. Peculiar children- A character who's abilities you desire to have:
probably Ronan ability from the raven boys I'm not gonna go it to detail because I didn't want to spoil anything but I think it would be cool, and interesting to play about with.
5. Miss Peregrine- your favourite characters who is a leader:
I would have to say wade from ready player one, he is a very solitary person and yet he is able to lead the group so well in the end, he is fair even when competing (As fair as you can be) and overall I just think if I had to pick a team leader he be good because he's just kind of chill whereas in most adventure time books the portraitist is all full anxiety and contemplating whether they too are evil, I'm not about that I just want to play video games, man,
6, Jacob- your favourite story were a kid discovers an extraordinary world:
I think I'm gonna go with the little prince that book is just so heartbreaking, breathtakingly beautiful to me and honestly despite the disappointment of each world he finds you just feel this overwhelming understanding and togetherness with him as we can see the world through a child's eyes again.
7. Emma- a fiery character:
Anne of green gables, she's so sassy for a kid and I just love how confident she is, or even Mary Poppins (the really O.G. not Yondu). like I saidI'mm just really about the sass.
8. Millard a book that seems invisible more people should read:
I think it's fair to say I am a fairly mainstream reader, however, I would definitely recommend something like chocky, chocky is more of a classic sci-fi and I have not heard anyone my age talk about it but I just found its concept is really interesting so possibly that one
9. Olive- A book that followed to the top of your tbr:
holding up the universe by Jenifer nivan was that last one I remember skipping the list, that's what comes from the excitement of a signed copy also she retweeted me not to brag or anything (i will brag I'm proud of myself)
10. Hugh- a book that stung and caused a lot of feelings
twilight, not that is partly moving but it made me reassess my life and feelings for giving enough of a damn to finish it.I actually have a whole post on this topic (shameless self-promo)
11. Enoch- a character you would like to bring back to life
I think this is a one hard as again i'm struggling not to give a harry potter answer so I think I am going to go with the parents from a series of unfortunate events because you know everything sucked for their kids for like 13 books after they died, so it just seems the wised choice.
12. Bronwyn- a physically strong character
I don't know really who to put for this so lennie from of mice and men i guess i don't know
13. Hollowgast- a book that felt like an experiment gone wrong
cinder on my first read though gave off this vibe to me although I did end up enjoying it i struggled with the drastic changes in character dynamic from the original.
there is 14 question but i had no answer for the last one. I hope you enjoyed this, if you have not read miss peregrines home for peculiar children, oh my god who are you, go go get it now!! I love it and all of my creepy ass children. that aside I hope you all have a wonderful day, night, timeless limbo or whatever and I will see you soon... hopefully.
