other books you liked

I have read and completed Fruits Basket! It's an adorable series <3

I also read Bleach and D. Gray-Man, and used to dabble in Shojo manga, but now I'm too busy writing for manga :P

I am in the midst of reading Miss Libba Bray's 'A Great and Terrible Beauty' series, but I read a lot of other books as well. I'm a bit of a speed reader and can read most novels in two days. My favourite series are Harry Potter, Lord of The Rings, and Terry Pratchett's 'Discworld' novels. I have 'Alice and Wonderland, and through the looking glass', in a collection with 'Her Fearful Symmetry', which kind of gave me the title for my blog in a round about way. I also have a thing for the 'Eragon' series, and would love it if the next book would finally come out. 'Hitchhiker's' is an excellent series, and I didn't even realize that the sixth book was written by Eon Colfer. I love 'The City of Ash' by miss Clare, and her partnering series to it, set in an earlier time. I don't like her fourth book in the series however, and sadly her second partnering series has the same type of storyline. Two boys, two girls type thing going on :P. I love Alex Flinn's novels, and 'I am Number Four' is an excellent book as well.

I actually didn't really like SuCo's series. I mean, I loved the idea of it, and the first novel, but the next two books actually managed to ruin the first book for me :P I loved how strong Katniss was, and for some reason, she turned into this girl who hid in random closets and cried while everyone else was running around, trying to save their future.

Don't laugh, but my favourite book ever is probably Stephanie Meyer's, 'The Host.' I don't know what it is about that book, but I can read it over and over and never get bored of it. I love it a lot. Also, apparently the girl from Hannah (movie) is going to be in the movie that's coming from it. And don't laugh, when I was younger I was in love with the Twilight novels as well, and have the complete set along with the graphic novel.

I also have a Dr. Seus collection residing right beside 'The Chronicles of Narnia'.

OMG, HOW COULD I HAVE FORGOTTEN JOHN GREEN. he is a genius, and I completely adore 'Looking for Alaska' and 'Sixteen Katherines'. I haven't had the chance to read his newer novel, 'Paper Towns' yet, but I'm certain it will be just as good.

I could literally drone on for hours and hours about this, but I won't. Just know that there are a lot more books that I have devoured and spit out.

You wish to hear my favourite books/novels of all time! Here you go my friends~

• 5 people you Meet in Heaven:
  
  Is a really sad but really nice book about an old fairground worker whose killed one day trying to save a little girl. He wakes up in heaven and meets 5 people who he has affected through out his life. I thought it was one of the best books ever written about the afterlife.
  
  
  
• To Kill a Mocking Bird:
  
  Is a book about 2 children living in the southern states of the US with a father whose a laywer and takes on the case of a black man. The town turn against him and the children along with Dill watch how their innocence falls apart slowly. I nearly cried reading this- it shows the un-justness in some of the states back then.