Author you’ve read the most books from:
JK Rowling (Want an easy way to figure this out if you have Goodreads and keep good track of your stuff? Go to your account, hit “my books”and on the left hand side under your shelves you will see “most read authors”)
Best Sequel Ever:
I don’t read a lot of series, so for the first 2 questions in this survey, I must relate it to Harry Potter. Prisoner of Azkaban is my favourite book in that series.
Currently Reading:
Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls – David Sedaris
Drink of Choice While Reading:
Tea, with milk and sugar. Yum.
E-reader or Physical Book?
I love my Kobo, but I do miss the look of books on my shelf.
Fictional Character You Probably Would Have Actually Dated In High School:
Hmmm tough one. Hermione Granger? (Harry Potter AGAIN).
Glad You Gave This Book A Chance:
I think probably Surely You’re Joking Mr Feynman. I was expecting the book to be very physics oriented, which it really wasn’t.
Hidden Gem Book:
Catch Me If You Can – Frank Abagnale & Stan Redding.
Important Moment in your Reading Life:
In October 2014 I decided to have the summer off of school, and promised myself I would do two things. 1. Read more and 2. learn how American Football works. I did one of those things, arguably the better one. I have stuck with it since.
Just Finished:
The Diary of Anne Frank
Kinds of Books You Won’t Read:
I love the the Game of Thrones show, but I really struggled reading the series, possibly because it is so epic and hard to follow (in my opinion). So anything with such a massive world.
Longest Book You’ve Read:
Under the Dome – Stephen King (1074 pages)
Major book hangover because of:
11/22/63 – Stephen King, because I didn’t think I would find a book that I love as much (so far it’s true).
Number of Bookcases You Own:
1. Most of my books are on my Kobo.
One Book You Have Read Multiple Times:
I probably re-read more books as a kid. Definitely Harry Potter series, but the most re-read single book is probably Matilda – Roald Dahl.
Preferred Place To Read:
In bed or in the sun.
Quote that inspires you/gives you all the feels from a book you’ve read:
Geez, I’m going to say Harry Potter again. I promise I won’t do any more after this. Anything Dumbledore says. Anything.
“Nitwit! Blubber! Oddment! Tweak!”
Reading Regret:
I regret not reading a lot from my late teens to early twenties.
Series You Started And Need To Finish(all books are out in series):
I can’t think of one. I finished the Percy Jackson & The Olympians series, but there is now the Heroes of Olympus series that I have not read. So that.
Three of your All-Time Favorite Books:
11/22/63 – Stephen King, A Fraction of the Whole – Steve Toltz, (FINE, I lied) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Unapologetic Fangirl For:
Sigh.
Very Excited For This Release More Than All The Others:
Actually, none at the moment.
Worst Bookish Habit:
Reading about books more than actually reading books.
X Marks The Spot: Start at the top left of your shelf and pick the 27th book:
I did this on my Kobo, but the same principle:
It – Stephen King, which I am yet to read.
Your latest book purchase:
The Diary of Anne Frank.
ZZZ-snatcher book (last book that kept you up WAY late):
Under the Dome – Stephen King.
From this survey, I have learned that I need to read more. I think that’s a great lesson.
This book survey was taken from this blog
Supermarket Monsters is an enlightening and quite honestly terrifying look into the current grocery industry within Australia, in particular as the title suggests, Coles and Woolworths.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a book set in the early 90s, centred around Charlie, a naive, sheltered teenager. The book is a lovely coming of age story. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a book that is a bit of an emotional rollercoaster.
Dexter Reads 