Because, contrary to popular belief, I do still, in fact, read things. Lots of things. Like emails at Day Job and labels on potato chip bags (DEAR LAYS: STOP PUTTING SUNFLOWER OIL IN POTATO CHIPS kthanks) and subtitles in weird German movies that The Boyfriend brings home. That counts as reading. Right?
No, Sara. No it doesn't.
*hangs head in shame*
My excuse for not reading prior to about three weeks ago was that I was either A) busy working on Ghost Book edits or B) busy writing my YA fantasy WIP. And I could get away with being all "I can't be distracted from my awesomeness by other people's awesomeness or their awesomeness will override my awesomeness and I'll cry." But as of about three weeks ago, I have both finished edits on Ghost Book and finished the first draft of YA fantasy WIP. Which means I have NO EXCUSES now, so I am going to read REAL LIVE BOOK THINGS.
Thanks to JR Johansson and her willingness to be my own personal library, I scored the quite the hefty stack of YA awesomeness this weekend. Observe:
STRUCK by Jennifer Bosworth
CLARITY by Kim Harrington
SHIFTING by Bethany Wiggins
EVERNEATH by Brodi Ashton
CINDER by Marissa Meyer (this one comes to me courtesy of Amazon)
Thus I am embarking on Summer Reading Madness. Never mind that we're on that downswing of summer now.
What books are you going to/have you read this summer? Anything that should be added to my list?
Hehehe - this post is hilarious! Best of luck with your REAL LIVE BOOK THINGS. (I'm somehow resisting the urge to burden you with my loooooooong to-read list or add to yours...) Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteSeraphina by Rachel Hartman. Dragons and political intrigue and all sorts of nifty things. I normally don't read dragon stories but this one was really, really good (well so far--I've got less than 100 pages left)
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