Hey, well, I'm Dany and I am an extremely impatient reader. I expect excitement in the very first chapter and if it does not come quick enough I lose interest. I am not a fan of reading, it gives me a headache. Don't get me wrong, at some point in my life I use to be fond of reading, however, it was mainly children books. Okay, scratch that, get me wrong because, that hardly even counts and reading has left my heart many years ago when my third grade teacher had notified me that Dr. Seuss books were apparently "not in my grade level." I still continued to read them though, she obviously failed to realize my love for Horton Hears a Who! and One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. Believe me, if I could read Dr. Seuss books and write essays based off of them for AP Literature (Sorry Mrs. Smith), I would in a heart beat. For those wondering, yes, I do wish my love for reading was up there and I do want to become a "D1" reader, hopefully I will find the love of reading through this blog. Let's make it simpler, maybe I will favor "grade level books" over children's book. Ah, who am I kidding? Children books will forever have my heart, but you know, a girls got to grow. So, I guess I'll start by reading Beloved, by Toni Morrison. Wish me luck!
PS, Outside of school reading, reading because I genuinely want to, does not happen at all and that needs to change as well. I honestly need to find joy in reading and maybe use it as an escape, really connect to the authors.
Hey Dany, well I find it really weird but cool that we both share the same love for Dr. Seuss books. Not only that but, we both lack when it comes to reading on our own and both want to change that with this blog. Because of this I think we'll have a lot of other things in common and can build a good friendship from it. I'm interested in hearing what genres of books you are intrigued by the most. I love romance and drama, if those are in your interest we should definitely help each other find some of those books. Then maybe we'll find a love with reading, or maybe not lol. Anyway, I'm looking forward to working with you this year!
ReplyDeleteI love Dr. Seuss, I can only say it's the only "novel" i thoroughly enjoyed. My reading level is currently amateur living with his parents telling them that he'll make it "some day". So don't worry on that part. It's just so hard to enjoy a book when all this mush and stuff and voice and language they use ugh. Rhymes attain to me more. Maybe we can both help each other find a way to move out our parents house and get to D1?
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