Apr

10

2013

What’s Your Favorite Thingamajig?

Filed under: Book Reviews, Check-it-out, Reading, Writing

During the last school visit I attended, I was asked by a student what my favorite genre was.

Photo on 4-9-13 at 2.01 PMMe: Confused

Gahhhh!!!!! I couldn’t pick. My tastes are varied. The clock was ticking. Teen readers were looking at me like I was a nut.  I wondered how I was going to answer the question???? And then it hit me. BAM!

Photo on 4-9-13 at 2.03 PMMe: Light bulb moment

I don’t have a favorite genre. I don’t even have a favorite type of book. I have a favorite thingamajig. You know–a thingamajig–wait–you don’t know???? I’ll bet you’d know it if you saw it. It’s the kind of book that makes you do this…

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My most recent thingamajiggy books are anything by Chris Cleave. Chris is an adult author from across the pond. And while I’m reading fabulous YA and MG books right now, his writing haunts me as a reader and a writer. So much so, he’s become one of my favorite authors and the adult author I’m most captivated by. What’s your favorite thingamajig?

Book by Chris Cleave:

*INCENDIARY

*LITTLE BEE

*GOLD

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  1. Lola and the Boy Next Door by Stephanie Perkins. I finally found my teen self in a YA character! <33333333

  2. Unreliable narrators!

  3. LOL! I love your face. <3

  4. Perfect answer! I may steal it 🙂
    Great to meet you on Linda Grimes’ blog.

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