My Bookshelf Tour - Part 1

Surprise, surprise! Today I'm posting the first part of my bookshelf tour!
The video isn't awesome but it's my first time so I'll get better as the time passes... I hope you'll like it and please give me some feedback so I can get better!
 
Love, Ana

10 Ways to Save Money While Buying Books

Today's post is about 10 ways in how we can save money when we're on our book buying spreeds.
I putted together some piece of simple advice to help you read more and pay less!
  1. Buy books on sale;
  2. Have membership cards of the places where you usually buy books;
  3. Buy books online;
  4. Buy only the books you really want (if you're like me and you want all the books come and join the broke book buyers club);
  5. Buy paperbacks instead of hardcovers;
  6. Order books from websites where you don't have to pay for transportation;
  7. Make a list of books you want to read and buy only the books on the list;
  8. Search the bookstores near you and see wich one has the lowest prices;
  9. Buy used books;
  10. Buy books in bookfairs and secondhand stores.

I hope you find this tips usefull and helpfull!
Love, Ana

Book Quote of The Day


July Book Advice of The Month

Even if I didn't write a book review for this blog yet I'm going to start a monthly post in which I tell you my picks of the month!
In the end of every month there's going to be one post like this one!
 
My choice for this month is the Sweet Evil trilogy by Wendy Higgins.
These books talk about Anna Whitt, an American girl that isn't as normal as she thinks she is. She's a Nephilim, daughter of a Duke, but she's not the usual kind of Nephilim because her mother was an angel of light.
Her whole world collapses in the moment she meets Kaidan Rowe, also a Nephilim and son of the Duke of Lust. He is the kind of boy your parents would not want around you.
Anna is destined to save all the Dukes and Nephilim! Read the books to find out what happens.
I think that this is a very yummi trilogy that you'll should marathon through!
 
                                 Sweet Evil (The Sweet Trilogy, #1)   Sweet Peril (The Sweet Trilogy, #2)    Sweet Reckoning (The Sweet Trilogy, #3)   
Love, Ana
 


If I was a book character...

I think that every book blogger should do a post about what book character they would like to be. I love to read those posts and I hope you'll like this post.
I like to describe myself as being a very strong minded person and so I would like to be Clary Fairchild in The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare.
I think Clary is a very strong girl and not just on the physical side but also on the mind side. She has her own ideas and her own thoughts and she's always believes in herself and on her inner strength.
Clary is a loyal friend and has an amazing set of friends/family that always help her to get out of trouble. And she's kind of very lucky, because you know... Jace Herondale!
I know that Clary has a lot of enemies and that there are many people/downworlders/demons want her to die and fail... but you know she's so strong and she doesn't care about it.
I know this is not a long post but my time is short so I did the best I could.
Love you all my readers!

 
 
Love, Ana
A drawing of Clary by Cassandra Jean

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10 Reasons Why Reading On The Beach Is Awsome

  • You can get a tan while you're reading.
  • You have a perfect calm environment for concentration.
  • Reading it's relaxing and it will make your day better.
  • While you're reading you make brain exercises so you are kind of studying on vacations without really study.
  • Maybe another person on the beach is reading the same book as you and you can compare notes and also make a friend.
  • Reading can be a family activity.
  • You can read the books you couldn't read during school time.
  • You have all the time on the world for reading and bathing on the ocean and have fun.
  • You have an excuse to buy new books and bookmarks.
  • If you are travelling you can buy books in another country and sometimes those books are cheaper.
Love, Ana