I love to curl up with feather blankets, next to candles on rainy days and plunge into heart capturing book.
I found that my writing style is very much like Nathaniel Hawthorne's, although I do like to try and incorporate some of John Green': style as well. For poetry, I try to imitate certain aspects of Rupi Kaur's style sometimes, depending on the subject of my poem.
No matter if it was the very first book I read, the Dr. Seuss biography is one of the first books I read, and definitely my favorite.
My favorite series are:
Harry Potter (of course) - everything about this series engulfed my heart in a pit of bliss and love; it allowed me escape into a fantasy that was much better than my reality, providing me with relief from all the emotional burdens.
Percy Jackson, all series - I found a bit of myself in each character, plus it is about mythology and my fascination with that made all of Rick R's book a heaven for me.
My favorite books are:
If I Stay - it is so beautifully heartbreaking with human emotion and connections, something I can't always relate to, therefore it gives me an ideal life I wish I had sometimes.
Looking for Alaska
Milk and Honey
My goal ever since I was little has been to write a book before I finish school. Recently I've been curious about publishing a book of poetry. I'm considering the possibility of doing so.
I hope you will pursue of writing your book, big or little. I use a site called lulu.com to self-publish our Think. Magazine each year...you could easily do the same with your poetry.
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