Isle of the Books

I always forget to check the question on Monday, but today I remembered! What is your favorite chunky book (over 500 pages)? The first book that came to my mind was Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, my favorite book in the series. (Who can't wait for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child?) However, I also like Eragon; I need to reread it. It's a good thing I don't feel like checking how long the Heroes of Olympus books are because that would make the decision a lot harder. So even though the question only allowed certain books picking a favorite is still difficult. Feel free to answer in the comments your favorite(s). Also, I hope to have a review up by the end of the week.

This is my second time doing Musing Mondays (as you can probably tell from the title). The question for this week is: Favorite poem or collection of poetry. My first thought when I saw it was ew poetry. I'm not a fan of poems. So I was about to forget all about this week's question till I had a throwback moment to when I had to memorize and recite a poem. I'm pretty sure most of us have heard of the writer. Her name is Emily Dickinson. I bet half of you might roll your eyes at the title and say "wow". The title is A Book . Dickinson does a great job describing the attributes of a book and so it makes me sad I always forget about this lovely piece of poetry. I would definitely encourage book lovers to go look it up and leave a comment on what you think about it. Do you have a favorite poem?

I've been wanting to do this meme for a while but every time Monday comes around I forget it exists. Today I actually remembered. Yay! Musing Mondays is held my  Books And A Beat .                                      This week's question is: Name a book everyone should read at least once. This is tough. I have loads of favorite books I wish everyone would read and like (as do most other booklovers). There's Harry Potter, Rick Riordan's books and The Chronicles of Narnia, for example. I'm going to bend the rules here and name two that are in completely different genres. The first is Eragon (Inheritance Cycle #1). My friend convinced me to read it and I fell in love. I read the rest of the series within that same school year. Beware, they are big books but totally worth it. The second is The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. I'm going to link you over to a post, because the review basica...