original sin Book Day - Amigo invisible - Sant Jordi
I have existential doubts about what to get my invisible friend, but here I put what I'd like to give away to me. I do it quickly now that I am not sure, so maybe then I'll edit things happen entry.
The truth is that I love reading, but lately I find nothing that I really like. On the right is the list of the books I've read this year , and the tag lists are which I read last year . I love the juvenile literature, in fact I would like to erase from my mind the four books of Summer Cowboys to read them again, because I find nothing that excites me as much as them. Nothing Stephenie Meyer, please. I do not like the typical authors that everyone reads, pisses me off real good books that have lost in the immensity of the world and that people only read those with the best advertising, those who get in their faces. I really liked
The Ages of Lulu, of Almudena Grandes. It is the only book of erotica have read and I loved it, but I do get a lot of shame and buy another of the same genus, here is that we are a small town ; ay not plan to enter a librerÃay say "I recommended erotica? ". I also loved the style of Almudena Grandes and I loved the love story.
I really like love stories, but I'm not much of romance. If you know some of you think romance is chicha, or entertaining, or who are fairly well ... I probably like it, but the typical romance books make me want to kill the author in the end, those that end with the final typical cloying, with children running around and all smiling, ecs . That does not say that I do not like happy endings, which I love, but who have their point, man. Which brings me to the Chick-Lit , which gets interesting stories with stories of love and humor. I really fell in love with the book "Can I borrow it?" by Emily Giffin (I also read the sequel, and I think she has not written anything more), I'd love ; to find another like it, oh Dexter, OH, because it has the right to happiness vs content. drama, not cloying and is a love so so pritty. I also love Marian Keyes Miss , of which I have / have read For the hair, Rachel goes on a trip, Claire is left alone and under the duvet. I liked Brigdet Jones's Diary , and amused myself with Nanny Diaries, but I was disappointed that (in my opinion) the film was better than the book.
If you have in mind a sad book, or a sad ending, so I agree, but that is good. To me the good books left me traumatized, and end well or badly. I left in a catatonic state or something like that when finished, as I did with Three meters above the sky (I have an existential dilemma regarding the continuation buy no) or with jeans for Summer . And I love that state of "I'm traumatized, oh my god what piece of book I just read", I also happened to be Rachel travel, because I read it at the right time and I know not long ago that I passed the last books I've read or have left me half or just have fun.
oiler I'm in a crisis (XDDD) which translates to a escritoril crisis. And that, if you have a book that you really liked it, or a sex book or a book of love, or a book of humor, or a chick-lit book, or a teenagers' book not talk nonsense, or a book that has nothing to do with any of this but you liked / left traumatized / or love me. To me I was content with little, but not enough, the gifts are love, and any book I give away the finish.
PS: Dear Santa, can you comment on this post anonymously with any questions or suggestions. I have
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