Maybe, just maybe, I could end this year with more subscribers than I initially expected. At the awesome rate of you lovely people subscribing to my blog, I am just overwhelmed with joy that so many find me worth reading. Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much to all 3, 800 of you!
The reason I keep writing, the reason I’m smiling right now, and the reason I work so hard on my blog is because of you guys. I appreciate all the support and I hope to be able to be the best, both for you and myself 🙂 Again, thank you!
Now on to the next segment; I read this tag on a fellow blogger’s blog which she found from YouTube. Known as the 7 Deadly Sins of Reading, I immediately thought of how clever and fun it would be to do. So here I am doing it, on a blog 🙂
GREED: What is your most expensive and least expensive book?
Compilation of the Spiderwick Chronicles, RM80. Ouch! Is that a hole in my pocket I see? And The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes, RM5.
WRATH: Which author do you have a love/hate relationship with?
J.K Rowling. I like her for creating Harry Potter… but I don’t quite like her blurting out her little thoughts after the series has ended.
GLUTTONY: What book have you deliciously devoured over and over with no shame whatsoever?
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. But I think I read Psalms and Proverbs much more.
SLOTH: What book have you neglected reading due to laziness?
A Dance With Dragons. A laziness that came after spending too long reading A Feast For Crows.
PRIDE: What book do you most talk about in order to sound like a very intellectual reader?
Erm… I… don’t? Haha! I don’t really talk about books with people.
LUST: What attributes do you find most attractive in a male or female character?
Male characters that attract me are intelligent and have a way with words. I would appreciate if they have good looks too. And it doesn’t matter if they are villain or hero. That’s why I’m fond of Ender Wiggin, Tyrion Lannister, and even Tom Riddle.
ENVY: What books would you most like to receive as a gift?
Right now, I would really like to add the entire collection of A Series of Unfortunate Events to my bookshelf.
Well, that was fun! I’m sure you guys would enjoy doing it too, so when you do, leave me a comment of your blog post link down below!
I guess that is all for this ‘thank you’ post. Once again, thank you for your support and have a great weekend!
Jeyna Grace 
The Goblet of Fire is awesome! Though I like the last one better.
GOF is not really a fav among many, and I wonder why. The last one will definitely be the best read, after all, it’s the epic ending 🙂
Ah, quite true, isn’t it?
Pardon my caps lock abuse, but A;LKSDJF DANCE WITH DRAGONS IS SO GOOD. Soooo good.
Haha! I know! I have been told, but I think I took too long of a break (a year) after Feast for Crows to pick up Dance With Dragons. I have forgotten a lot and I do not want to reread Feast for Crows.. ever.
I bet you could spark notes that shit. Or Wikipedia. Dance with Dragons is a million times better 😛
Wikipedia is a good idea, haha!
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I am right there with you. I am no fan of Rowling spoiling the books with her afterthoughts and comments.
High five*