H’okay readers, here’s a vlog in which I am awkward and talk about super great books to read when you are snowed in and badass beards and swears.
Books Mentioned:
Redwall by Brian Jacques
Anne of Green Gables by LM Montgomery
Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
A Great And Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray
Daughter of the Forest by Juliette Marillier
Watchmen by Alan Moore
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April is 24 years old. She is an educator. In her free time she can be found reading, working out, or eating junk food. She often wears her sunglasses at night.
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I loved A Great and Terrible Beauty–and it would definitely be a great book to be snowed in with! Victorian England? How cozy.
This vlog was such a good idea! I’m from Pennsylvania so I definitely know where you’re coming from with the being snowed in thing!
“Great stories are going to come out of that beard!” Love it!
Anne of Green Gables definitely makes me think of warmer weather and beautiful surroundings. I’d love to go to PEI one day. A Great and Terrible Beauty is another great book for a snowy day too, I don’t know what it is that appeals to me, but it just makes sense to me to read it when it’s snowing outside.
Yay Anne of Green Gables! That’s one of my favorites. I should read it again (when when?? aahhh!). I love Artemis Fowl too.
And I think Brian Jacques is pronounced “Jakes” but I’m not sure; I’ve heard fans pronounce it like that before. But what do I know, I haven’t even read them yet!
I’ve got a few of these at home with me AND am hoping to be snowed in for at least two days. Love the snowpocalypse!
Anne of Green Gables and Watchmen on the same list, I love it! And I love your beard theory, there’s definitely something about those crazy beards.
Yeah, Daughter of the Forest!!! GREAT book to be snowed in with!
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