At the moment, I am not reading a book. I’m what you would
call afraid. I’m afraid to start a new book, in fear that it won’t be as good
as the book I last read called Willow by Julia Hoban. It was great, inspiring,
romantic, and all in all, just sad and adorably flirty.
I’m afraid to start a
new book because I know that nothing can top Willow, but I’ve been checking out
goodreads, and some of the books I found that sounded interesting were: Scars by Cheryl Rainfield,
a book about a 15-year old girl struggling with life. She was abused when she
was younger, but by who? She doesn’t remember.
Another one I found was Clean by Amy Reed: About a group of young
adults all who have struggled with addiction. I thought both of these books
looked really good, so I think I might go home and check 'em out.
Happy Reading!!
I am totally with you. The last book I read was The Fault in Our Stars. I loved that book. Now that I am reading Better Nate Than Ever, I don't feel so excited to read and blog. I'm afraid I will never read as good of a book again.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I know. Good to know I'm not the only one! thanks Michelle!
DeleteI've never actually read Willow, but I've heard its a great book. If you like books that are kind of... well, differant, I would recomend the book Room. Its a story about a little boy named Jack, I wrote about it on my blog, you should check it out. But I have to warn you, its not your average story about a little boy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anna, I've actuallly been desperately searching for a new good book to read, I'll check it out! thanks!
DeleteMy only question is what is Willow about and who is it by? Also the books you thought about reading sound very intresting and have alot of thouhgt required it seems. I am thinking about reading scars because of the good things i have heard! tshanks for the recomindations!
ReplyDeletehi madeline! thanks for commenting, and this book is by Julia Hoban and if you read my post titled Willow, it has a summary for you.
DeleteSeems like a great book. Im thinking about reading it next.
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