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Writer's block?

So it has been ages since my last review..
Yeah, yeah I'll stop with the dramatics now, it has been two-three weeks and it's not a big deal. Yet it is. See the problem is that's how long I have gone without reading a book and it doesn't sit well with me. I lose myself when I am not reading. "Fuel to my soul" kinda thing.

It isn't like I haven't touched a book at all or anything, because who am I kidding, I can't survive like that. I am still stuck on Emma! It is so frustrating that I can't finish that book, I just can't. Done with half of it but can't bring myself to be done with it. It is true, language of that era was very twisted, like the words are all strung together and no one says what they mean. You have to read a line twice to get the underlying meaning.

I mean I love, LOVE,  Pride and Prejudice  but now I feel it is solely for Mr. Darcy. He is the best male character written in history and my #1 Fictional Boyfriend. Yes, there is something inherently romantic about the way he and Miss Bennett talk, but that romanticism is seriously missing in Emma. The focus is on gossips and frills and set-ups and overall very boring which is why I haven't finished it yet. I have sworn not to read another book till I am done with this. And to add to my motivation is the fact that I have ordered the first and second part of ~ The Song of Ice and Fire, which I unfortunately haven't read yet and can't wait to.
Yayie!
Go Amazon!

Back to my books

So long peeps

Xoxo

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