I'm Lovin' It?
What a stupid slogan. Then again, "I feel like complete crap after eating it" doesn't really roll off the tongue, nor does it sound good in advertisements. Anyway, you know what I'm loving? Reading everyone's little notes when they turn in with their trivia answers. There's only a few of you so far but we still have the week to finish out. I just wanted to say thanks for being adorable. I'm still playing around a lot and uploading tons of content but I suppose blogs are always a work-in-progress.
Today, I pose a question to you: What book do you read when you need cheering up? Do you have a go-to?
As for me, I know it right away. I read The Boy Next Door and Boy Meets Girl by Meg Cabot.
There's just something about her sense of humor. I've read both of them at least 5-10 times and they never fail to crack me up. And it doesn't hurt that both are written in epistolary format so they are a breeze to get through--just a few hours. My favorite part of both of them are the emails that go back and forth between the siblings and their parents. As one of four children, I can and do totally relate to them.
I've been disappointed by the last two Meg Cabot books I've tried--Insatiable and Avalon High (which was an older YA book though I read it rather recently). Even though I've been disappointed as of late, I will still keep reading her new releases, hoping for more work like these two. That way, if I ever have a complete mental breakdown, I'll have enough reading material.
My favorite thing to watch when I need cheering up? SUMMER HEIGHTS HIGH. I have no clue if people in Australia think Chris Lilley is funny but I nearly die from laughing every time I watch it...and the amount of times I've watched it through is pretty alarming. I mean, look at this:
Today, I pose a question to you: What book do you read when you need cheering up? Do you have a go-to?
As for me, I know it right away. I read The Boy Next Door and Boy Meets Girl by Meg Cabot.
There's just something about her sense of humor. I've read both of them at least 5-10 times and they never fail to crack me up. And it doesn't hurt that both are written in epistolary format so they are a breeze to get through--just a few hours. My favorite part of both of them are the emails that go back and forth between the siblings and their parents. As one of four children, I can and do totally relate to them.
I've been disappointed by the last two Meg Cabot books I've tried--Insatiable and Avalon High (which was an older YA book though I read it rather recently). Even though I've been disappointed as of late, I will still keep reading her new releases, hoping for more work like these two. That way, if I ever have a complete mental breakdown, I'll have enough reading material.
My favorite thing to watch when I need cheering up? SUMMER HEIGHTS HIGH. I have no clue if people in Australia think Chris Lilley is funny but I nearly die from laughing every time I watch it...and the amount of times I've watched it through is pretty alarming. I mean, look at this:
What say you? What cheers you up? Bueller? Bueller?
