Drea's Book Fetish

4^th: The book you bought for the cover

3^rd: Best Home Front novel (declaration of WW3)

I'm not really sure what this means, but I'll assume war type books.

This comes to mind due to the time it was set in, although this really wasn't a book I'd ever pick up again (really stressed me out, all the ground hog day deaths). Sadly, this is the closest to any war type book I've read.

Although I do remember a Danielle Steel book about a journalist, set during the Vietnam war- I loved that book, but that was over 15 years ago so I have no idea what it was called :S

I. Can. Not. Stop. Laughing. 

Have you heard?!? New Kindle Helps Readers Show Off By Shouting Title Of Book Loudly And Repeatedly

2^nd: Favourite book set in a school (Back to School)

From the blurb "The most exclusive school in New York City has been training young criminals for over a century."

Since I can't choose HP for every pick. This was a unique concept, that fully deliverd. Such a good book!

1^st: Favourite book about books and/or bookshops

Well, not really about. But the MC works in a bookstore/ coffee shop, which I always got a kick out of.

LOVED THIS SERIES!

#evenasuccubusneedslove

Well, I failed utterly with August, but for anybody who's interested September's list comes from We Love This Book (also on Twitter) and looks like this: 

1^st: Favourite book about books and/or bookshops

2^nd: Favourite book set in a school (Back to School)

3^rd: Best Home Front novel (declaration of WW3)

4^th: The book you bought for the cover

5^th: The book you bought despite the cover

6^th: Favourite book of short stories

7^th: Favourite fictional monarch (Elizabeth 1^st birthday)

8^th: Favourite literary dinner party

9^th: Literary crush

10^th: A book that gave you hope

11^th: Best book recommended by a librarian

12^th: Favourite Austen character (Austen Festival)

13^th: Favourite Roald Dahl character (Roald Dahl Day)

14^th: Character most like you

15^th: Favourite Agatha Christie story (Christie’s birthday)

16^th: Favourite picture book

17^th: Favourite literary detective/policeperson

18^th: Favourite coming-of-age book

19^th: Favourite seafaring novel (Talk Like a Pirate Day)

20^th: Favourite literary friendship

21^st: A book to turn someone into a reader (International Literacy Day)

22^nd: Best book recommended by a bookseller (Bookseller's Association conference)

23^rd: Favourite prize-winning book

24^th: Something to do with Gatsby/Fitzgerald/20s (F. Scott Fitzgerald’s birthday)

25^th: A book recommended by your parents

26^th: Favourite poetry collection (TS Eliot’s birthday)

27^th: Book set in your favourite country to visit (World Tourism Day)

28^th: Favourite literary troublemaker

29^th: The book that made you question everything

30^th: The best book you read this month.

That moment someone u know gets noticed by someone famous and u by default feel in their celebrity-hood, or try to ride in on their tail skirts. Ha! This cookie monster storm trooper was a youth pastor from my teenage days. Super awesome guy, but his wife is even cooler ♡♡♡

Witches aren't the only creatures sharing the world with humans, however. There are also daemons -- creative, artistic creatures who walk a tightrope between madness and genius. "Rock stars and serial killers" was how my aunt described these strange, perplexing beings. And there are vampires, ancient and beautiful, who feed on blood and will charm you utterly if they don't kill you first. When a daemon takes a look, I feel the slight, unnerving pressure of a kiss. But when a vampire stares, it feels cold, focused, and dangerous.  "

Never thought of it that way.

But yes.

#bookadayuk day 8: never fails to cheer me up

I'm not a happy book kind of gal. I like my books a bit dark and twisty. That being said, I was somehow talked into some chiclit, which allowed me to get my chuckle on. I've really only read Kinsella, one of my most liked by her being

Def. Good for a laugh

I find sometimes it's necessary to genre hop when I start to get the book funk

#bookadayuk day 9: most powerful storytellin

Um, didn't even have to give this one any thought, the queen herself JK Rowling

#bookadayuk day: 7 enjoyed by several generations

Several can be two right? The reading legacy in my family: myself and my son

I'm going to pick a book I read as a kid, and he read at the same age, 10

Rowling is seriously one classy, classy lady

Most nights

Then there were the rainy,  next to a fire nights

#bookadayuk day 5: classic hero/ine or anti hero/ine

I have not read this book.

So I'm kinda cheating (I'm an adult!  I do what I want!)

But I loved the movie because of TYLER DURDEN. And I plan to read the book, I'm going to go mark it "to read" right now, just to show how serious I am.

I went with anti hero btw }:|