Showing posts with label ruta sepetys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ruta sepetys. Show all posts
I have a big job interview
tomorrow! I’m not sure it’s the best position, but it is a very big company here,
and I would do creative stuff, which is always a plus to me. It’s my second
interview already so I guess that’s a good sign! I’m still pretty nervous but
you know, hopefully in next Sunday’s post I’ll have good news.
I’ll also be posting only on
Sundays. I guess the three times a week schedule was a bit too ambitious. I’m
currently only working 6 hours a day, but if I get this job, those hours would
be up to 9, and I’m starting Art school in two weeks, so it would be impossible
to update this blog that often.
Anyways, let’s get to the post,
shall we? I have favorite authors, and authors I would auto-buy from. Meaning,
I would buy any book these people write, without even reading the blurb. Why? Well,
I love them, their writing style and of course, their books. So, let’s see:
JK Rowling: if you’ve read my Harry Potter re-read experience, then
you know by now how much I love JK Rowling. I can’t get enough of her, I
literally buy her books before they even have a title and so far there hasn’t
been any disappointments. I love Harry Potter (duh), but I’m also obsessed with
Cormoran Strike’s series and I devoured The Casual Vacancy. So yes, that’s why
she’s first. (ALSO LET’S FANGIRL FOR A MOMENT ABOUT THE CURSED CHILD OKAY?
DISGHUKJSDGHUJDJKGFDG. Okay).
Rick Riordan: I struggled on whether or not to choose Riordan here.
After all the Percy Jackson books, I would say YES OF COURSE. But after Magnus Chase, I’m kind of torn. It wasn’t the best, to be honest. I didn’t enjoy it
that much and the plot was basically Percy Jackson with a few changes here and
there. I don’t know if I’ll be continuing that series, but I would still give
Riordan’s books a chance.
Rainbow Rowell: also known as Queen of Romance, in my opinion. The
first Rowell book I read was Eleanor & Park, and that was it for me.
Attachments and Fangirl soon followed and then I bought Landline without looking back. Carry On, the same. I seriously can’t imagine a world where I wouldn’t
buy a Rainbow Rowell book immediately.
Ruta Sepetys: it’s weird, because I only read Between Shades of Gray
by Sepetys, but again, that was it for me. I freaking loved it. Salt to the sea
it’s her new book and I don’t own it yet because of financial issues (I try),
but you can bet I’m going to! Alongside any book she ever writes. If you’re
into historical fiction, then Sepetys is definitely the one for you.
Brandon Sanderson: a must for any fantasy lover, and that’s me
here. Mistborn captured my heart in a way hardly any book does. After The Well
of Ascension, I couldn’t stop shelving all of his books. Fortunately, there’s
quite a lot.
Jane Austen: you’re probably thinking I’m insane or something! Yes,
I know she’s dead, but if she weren’t, I would buy anything Jane Austen. I’m
currently buying her Vintage Classics edition because 1) they’re gorgeous, and
2) there’s never enough Jane Austen editions. So yeah, this one’s dead, but I
still would auto-buy from her in an alternate universe or something.
So that’s that. What do you guys
think? Do you agree on these? What authors would you auto-buy from?
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