As always, the Book Blogger Hop is hosted by Jen over @ Crazy-for-Books.This week's question is:
"When did you realize reading was your passion and a truly important part of life?"
My answer: I probably relized that reading was a giant portion of my life when I was introduced to GoodReads. I loved it, and I liked the fact that it was based on books. I couldn't tear myself away from the computer because of the site. Now, I can't tear myself from the computer because of my blog :)
When did you realize reading was a big part of your life?
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This is a meme that one of my really good blogging friends, Destiny @ Green Lillipads, started, and I thought it was a really awesome idea! You just post a book, CD, song, movie, etc. that you think is really cool for that week :). This week's cool-spotlight is on:
Switched at Birth (TV Show)
Created By: Lizzy Weiss
Premiering year: 2011
Short Synopsis: The one-hour scripted drama revolves around two teenagers who were switched at birth and grew up in very different environments.
Promo #3 (it's the longest one):
Happy Reading!
2 comments:
Been seeing a lot of different answers this week for our reading passions! I've always loved reading, but it wasn't until I was 13 that my paranormal addiction began! And one of my BFFs dubbed me "vampire girl". Which then gets me on a long-winded discussion where I talk about the books I read with other supernaturals in them that aren't vampires! She can never win that one!
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Stopping by from the Book Blogger Hop. I'm a new follower. Have a great weekend!
Holjo @ Pedantic Phooka
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