one last blog ;(

This is the last blog I will be posting for this class, as all good things come to an end :( It has been such a fun class for me. I would admit that I have not read this many novels in 4 months before in my life ( well, maybe the time I binged read Percy Jackson and the Olympians LOL), but I really enjoy the books I picked. 

I can't help but hate the characters sometimes hahah, but that's a part of the experience. I read most of the books as PDFs, and some of them I quite enjoy, so I will be buying a few and maybe start a collection hahahah. My favourite reads were Money to Burn and The Book of Chameleons. The reason is probability: I find true crime interesting for the money to burn, and I loved that we had an unusual narrator in the book of chameleons. I also might go back and read the books I did not pick. I want to know what they're like and find more books I like!

When I was young, I used to read all the time. There wasn't a time when my mom and I skipped the bookstore when we were in town. I was always bargaining with her so she would buy me at least one book to take home. But later, the books became increasingly expensive, and I grew out of the comic series I was obsessed with. The good thing was that my reading habit had rubbed off on my younger cousins. They would come to my room and borrow the books. Usually, after I finish them. And I used to finish reading so quickly that my mom thought I lied about finishing them just so I could have more books ahahahah. Oh, and I had beef with my cousins about the books, too, lol. I had to move to another province for school, and I left my whole collection at my childhood home, where it stayed. I would come home on the weekends and find some books missing or even lying around the house in the weirdest spot. I told them that I love all my books and don't mind them reading them as long as they take care of them. Anyway, half the collection is probably gone. 

I was ranting, but what I'm trying to say is that this class have reminded me of my younger self and inspired me to read more. I truly appreciate all the discussions we had and the occasional debates. I will miss this class dearly :)