Hey, friends! I'm back after a busy week of searching to share all of my latest obsessions with y'all in this week's segment of Obsession Confession! Let's jump right in!
Books
I picked up Avenged, the recently released sequel to Amy Tintera's Ruined and I'm really loving it so far! The book didn't waste any time and go to the juicy drama real fast! I cant say much about Avenged, since it's a sequel, but Ruined is about a girl who murders a princess and takes her place so she can marry an enemy prince and infiltrate the royal family to take it down from the inside! It's filled to bursting with action and romance and it's just an all-around good time!
Music
Movies/TV
Other Stuff
So, I don't talk about it much, but I've always been a big poetry fan. For a while there, though, I wasn't really reading much of it. But, when I did read poetry, it was usually by Nikita Gill or Atticus. So about a week and a half ago, I caved and bought Nikita Gill's poetry book, Your Soul Is A River. I can't exactly say I'm surprised that I love the book, given that I've been a fan of Gill's poetry for a while now. I just find her poetry very calming and also incredibly healing. If you've ever been through any kind of trauma or just love poetry, definitely check Gill's work out!
News
Surprise bonus video! My New Book. https://t.co/1Jxokkx5WW— John Green (@johngreen) June 22, 2017
Big news for all you John Green fans! After literal years of literary silence, John Green is releasing a new book! So far all we know is that the book is called Turtles All The Way Down, but I'm sure it'll be deep and philosophical in that unmistakably John Green way. Keep an eye out for more news about this exciting release!
Around The Blogosphere/Vlogosphere
Emma from emmmabooks over on YouTube posted a great video of whether or not listening to audiobooks counts as "real" reading. Emma, a psychology major in university, looked at listening to audiobooks from a neurological and psychological perspective to show how reading an listening to a book are really the same. She also made excellent points about the inherent ableism in the claim that audiobooks aren't "real" books. I highly recommend you watch the video and engage in the conversation!
Nice Things
Saw this and it made me smile, so I figured I'd share it!
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