Gabbie's bookish thoughts

Back once more. You may or may know this,but I am quite a big fan of Sam Claflin and Lily Collins.Also,you may or may not know this as well,but they are co-starring in this movie called " Love,Rosie" ,coming out on October 22nd this year.Obviously,I watched the trailer and thought the movie seemed pretty good,so I wanted to check out the book it was based on as well and so this was actually my latest read. The book is called "Where rainbows end" and it was written b Cecelia Ahern,an Irish writer.I will not lie and truthfully telling you that I was expecting some silly,happy,fluffy contemporary,which the book is clearly not.It is so much darkner,so much more serious,that it just made me really think about chance,destiny and life in general.It is so weird how tiny events can be so crucial to the way our lives turn out eventually.Saying or not saying something that may not seem important at the time,choosing a certain road,getting up at a certain time,asking a certai...

Hey there!Long time no see. Some of you may know this,but last week(aka July 14th-July 21st) this thing called BookTube-A-Thon took place.If you do not know what that is,it is a reading marathon created by Ariel Bissett for the booktube comunity. Unlike most other readathons,this one gathered both reading challanges AND video challanges chosen by Ariel.Also,on the YouTube channel of the readathon,the other hosts(who were all pretty known booktubers),posted their own challanges for book giveaways.The challanges had a great effect of keeping you busy throughout the week and they were very much fun to do. Not only did BookDepository sponsor book giveaways,they also let the hosts choose a total of 100 glorious books for which the code "Booktubeathon" could be used to reduce the price. However,if you ask me,the most incredible thing about this was the entire comunity coming together,either doing the video challanges and filling Youtube of that,or simply participating in the re...

So here were the books I read in June. 'Dangerous Creatures' by Kami Gracia and Margaret Stohl Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18478946-dangerous-creatures?ac=1 My rating: 5/5 'Wonder' by R.J. Palacio Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11387515-wonder?ac=1 My rating: 5/5 *twice* 'The help' by Kathryn Stockett Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4667024-the-help?ac=1 My rating: 3.5/5 'The fault in our stars' by John Green Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11870085-the-fault-in-our-stars?ac=1 My rating: 5/5 *every time* 'Brunette ambition' by Lea Michele Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17972424-brunette-ambition?ac=1 My rating: 4/5 'Cress' by Marissa Meyer Goodreads page: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13206828-cress?ac=1 My rating: 5/5 'City of Bones','City of ashes','City of Glass' ...

One of the things that makes me a lot of what I am right now is my complete love for Demetria Devonne Lovato.Demi recently dropped her latest video for a song called "Really don't care" which features the Brit Cher Lloyd,from Demi's self titled album. The video features Demi herself,together with some friends such as  Cher Lloyed (featured in the song),Kat Graham(best known for playing Bonnie in CW's 'The Vampire Diaries') and Perez Hilton(celebrity blogger).The thing they share in this video is the support for gay rights and equality.We are also given some insight on Demi's performance at the LA Pride parade. At the very beginning of the video,Demi says that "her Jesus loves everyone",which is to me the highest point of it.Demi's been a very religious and spiritual person for about as long she's been on this world,yet she likes to keep her mind open to the new and chooses to fight for equality(in her personal way,which is,of co...