What book are you?

So, I'm feeling better. It's been a long road, but I'm getting there. The plan is to start writing again soon, so keep an eye out. Until then, here's something fun for you:

What Type Of Book Are You?

You are what you read.posted on March 19, 2014 at 12:59pm EDT

Isaac FitzgeraldBuzzFeed Staff

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      Goodnight Moon
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      In The Night Kitchen
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      Extra Yarn
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      The Snowy Day
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      Everyone Poops
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      Corduroy
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      The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck
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      The Wonderful Wizard of OZ
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      The Berenstain Bears Go on Vacation
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Happy Holidays!

Hey kids! 

I hope you're all enjoying whatever holiday you celebrate. As the holiday's are typically chaotic, so too are my reviews. I'm still reading though, have no fear, but don't expect to see anything new for for a while. 

I will see you all in 2014!!   

More Facebook fun

Since I've been a little slow posting, I thought I'd try to make up for it with some fun and games. Here are some more memes found on Facebook.

Enjoy!

Guess what time it is?!

It's read a romance month!!

No, really, it's a thing.

Never heard of it? Me neither. Until Suzanne Brockmann had it on her page. I intended to let you all know when I made my first August post....yeah, still waiting. Sorry 'bout that.

Anywho! Check out the R-A-R website for blogs, contests, and other fun stuff!

See you soon!!

Reading Keeps You Sharp

I know it's been a while - I'm working on it! But here's some book news to tide you over. Looks like reading may be an addiction that has some benefits...

July 3, 2013

Being a Lifelong Bookworm May Keep You Sharp in Old Age

Reading, an activity that stimulates mental processes, can help preserve memory skills as we grow older. Photo by Flickr user Spirit-Fire

To keep their bodies running at peak performance, people often hit the gym, pounding away at the treadmill to strengthen muscles and build endurance. This dedication has enormous benefits—being in shape now means warding off a host of diseases when you get older. But does the brain work in the same way? That is, can doing mental exercises help your mind stay just as sharp in old age?

Experts say it’s possible. As a corollary to working out, people have begun joining brain gyms to flex their mental muscles. For a monthly fee of around $15, websites like Lumosity.com and MyBrainTrainer.com promise to enhance memory, attention and other mental processes through a series of games and brain teasers. Such ready-made mind exercises are an alluring route for people who worry about their ticking clock. But there’s no need to slap down the money right away—new research suggests the secret to preserving mental agility may lie in simply cracking open a book.

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Read more: http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/science/2013/07/being-a-lifelong-bookworm-may-keep-you-sharp-in-old-age/#ixzz2aTBsbdyq Follow us: @SmithsonianMag on Twitter

25 Signs You're Addicted to Books

Buzzfeed recently had a post that fits right in here. Check it out and let me know what you agree or disagree with. Enjoy! 

Viva la Books!

Just because it's funny...and I agree. :)